” Hubby treated me to a day at Haven House Art with Lisa McDonald as a Christmas gift. I was promised painting instructions, meditations, hands on healing as well as lunch for my one to one experience, only, I got so much more…..
Greeted with warmth, I immediately felt at ease in Lisa’s company. Cup of tea and a short meditation then relaxed in front of our canvasses. Having painted as a hobby, I new basics but learned so many more skills and came away feeling more confident (especially painting waves where I struggled before) We painted wonderful art works and the time flew by.
After a wonderful hearty and delicious lunch we settled down for some healing therapy. Lisa was professional and seemed to understand my feelings allowing me to let go of pain and demons I had been carrying for many years. This was a profound experience and I was blown away by how much better I felt in the days and weeks that followed (not to mention lighter)
We finished off our day goal setting and meditating for abundance with gratitude, I was still buzzing from my healing session so felt extremely positive and ready to tackle what life wanted to throw at me.
Lisa’s home was warm and welcoming, the North of Scotland is simply stunning and I even managed cold invigorating swims during my weekend away.
This retreat is a must for anyone who wishes to escape and have some quality “me time” trust me, you will not be disappointed. Thank you Lisa keep being you ❤️” – Cate, Perthshire.
A picture of a living room with original paintings is situ.
Haven House Art Originals in Situ.

“Hi Lisa, just wanted to say thank you so much for the wonderful painting. I am thrilled with it. It is everything I hoped it would be and is just so beautiful. For me it is a very personal painting so the fact that you got it so right is magical. Thank you so very much.” Sally Marshall, Caithness.

“Lisa – just to let you know your picture hit the spot. My wife was delighted and captivated by ‘Fluid Reflections! It already has pride of place above the mantel piece! We will be in touch again I am sure”. Iain Martin, Inverness.

“We’re the very proud owners of ‘Shifting Perspectives’ and we love it. The way the light catches the water, the smooth, slow round motion of the wave: it’s instant calm on a canvas. It was a surprise Christmas gift for my partner and I very much appreciate Lisa’s collusion in helping me keep it a secret. Thank you so much–we’re very happy to give this beautiful seascape a loving home.” Helen Murphy, Cambridge.

A painting of a stormy sea in situ
A Stormy Day at Broadhaven in Situ.

“Lisa what a fantastic job you have done with this .An awfa bonny spot”. John Henderson, Caithness.

“My husband loved his stag pic, reminds us of happy days in Scotland, he has it in his office now, thanks so much…” Sally Morley, West Sussex.

“Our paintings from Lisa are amazing, they change throughout the day depending on the light and are totally captivating us every time we look at them. We are getting an enormous amount of pleasure from them” Vicky Mackay, Caithness

“I am the proud owner of three pieces of Lisa Weller art and I love them all. I particularly love her seascapes. Lisa cleverly captures the fluidity & motion of the water through great use of colour & texture. The paintings come alive and they draw you in. Many visitors to my house have also admired the paintings. You’re super talented Lisa.” Melanie Whitchurch, West Sussex.

A picture of a wave painting in situ
Spirit of the Sea in Situ.

“You have a remarkable gift Lisa… I love your style.. I love your art.. Period!” Nick Whitchurch, West Sussex.

“We are thrilled with the beautiful painting you did for us in memory of our wonderful son, Liam. It is just perfect! Your painting is so special and brings us so much joy”. Alison and Brian Munro, Caithness.

“For not belonging to Caithness, you have certainly managed to capture the big, haunting skies and treacherous seas that the lowlands beyond the highlands are so renowned for. Three different paintings, all individually loved and appreciated by three local men, all with different associations to the sea. Heart felt thanks.” Jacqueline Mackenzie, Caithness.

A picture of a Scottish landscape painting in situ
Passing by Loch Eriboll in Situ.

“The painting has arrived. It is so beautiful…I’ve fallen in love it. Your paintings give a feeling of serenity and tranquillity, and just looking at one for a while can almost be a form of meditation in itself. My daughter and I like writing stories, and we both agree that the paintings can often be a form of inspiration. Even my 2 boys sit and stare at the paintings. I can’t wait for them to see this new painting. It’s really nice that you are inspiring a young generation”. Amanda Gilmour, Inverness.

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