Exhibiting Artists : Autumn 2023
Adam Warwick-Hall
Inspired by aerodynamic, organic and animal forms, his work as an artist has always been a mixture of biology and mechanisation.
Adam’s love of aerodynamic forms fuels his concepts; fusing mechanised structures with organic forms to create his pieces.
Alex Rennie Painting
Alex is a contemporary oil painter currently taking inspiration from his lifelong fascination with
outer space. He has exhibited widely domestically and internationally including at Art Miami;
Scope Basel; The National portrait gallery; The John Moores painting prize; The Lynn
Painter-Stainers and Discerning eye exhibitions.
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Alison Johnson
Alison's atmospheric oil paintings are vibrant and seductive and focal points for any space. By expressing the power of light playing amongst the water drops, this artist shows the abstract, surreal side to the natural world. Her seascapes follow a deep tradition which Johnson modernises and brings to a contemporary forefront. Colours sink below a piercing white surface as oceans and landscapes drift in and out of a sweeping hazy mist.
The sky appears deep and brooding, the colours revealing a darkness that battles with the flashes of light. When shapes and figures do reveal themselves, they appear lost and fragile against the infinite space of the world around. Such is the atmosphere contained in these works they could easily be viewed as pure abstractions, each detail vital enough to stand alone. Ephemeral, warm powerful and evocative she creates a sense of movement through colour, light and balance.
Johnson's delicate handling of the world she depicts around her has the power to not only move the viewer but to make a lasting impression. With a nod to the impressionist painters Johnson's work has been likened to the great masters of our time such as Turner. Such high acclaim has guaranteed her many exhibitions within the UK, Italy and Paris and is soon to exhibit in the Middle East. Her work continues to reach clients on an international scale.
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Andrew Hunt
Over the past 25 years of painting, I have endeavoured to celebrate the human condition with warmth and affection transforming the narratives of daily life into figurative and landscape art. Alongside twenty years showing in a Chelsea gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, Museums Sheffield, and Commissioned by BBC drama Peaky Blinders I have established many collectors worldwide.
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Anna Cher
Hi there! My name is Anna Cher and I paint the mood for your walls.
I'm a passionate floral and animal abstract painter. Being focused on the beauty of nature I try to catch a balance between realistic and abstract art. Experimenting with brushstrokes, layers, and colours I manage to find that delicate balance between the energy of mark-making and perception of reality. I mostly paint with acrylics and palette knives which let me work without overthinking, keeping my paintings immediate, fresh, and alive.
My philosophy life is beautiful! I hope you agree with me 😊
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art by Mital
Self-taught and self-inspired, my creations link audiobooks on spirituality, religion, neuroscience and psychology with the theme - Modern art with a spiritual twist. Each artwork has a quote or message which resonated with me from the books and I hope they resonate with you and are on the website.
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ART FOR THE SOUL
Self-taught artist Kerry Hussain uses intuition and emotion to create pieces that are intended to calm the mind and soothe the soul. Using a soft, muted palette and an abundance of texture, Art For The Soul invites the viewer to slow down and engage in mindful contemplation.
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ART PLATINUM
Jean-François Debongnie, born 1968 had been a resident in Singapore since 1989. Self-taught artist, he favours large canvases on which he explore nature theme mainly.
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Attain Collection
Fascinated by magnets' invisible force?
Witness Charles Goodfellow showcasing the new artistic technique of Magnetic Field Castings. He will share his enthusiasm for this natural phenomena which is at the intersection between art and science. View 3D sculptures of Magnetic fields frozen in time, Making the Invisible Visible.
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Barbara Whitbourn
Barbara Whitbourn is a self-taught artist who has also studied at Newlyn Art School in Cornwall. Abstraction is a passion for her, the space left for the viewer to construct their understanding of the painting and emotional connection to it.
Her love of rusting metals, erosion and the built environment have led her into abstracted landscape.
Her abstracted landscapes in acrylic, oil and mixed media are inspired by the more wild and remote parts of the country. Her work reflects an emotional response to the natural erosion of the landscape and this shows through in her use of many transparent layers and texture, often incorporating gold leaf into her paintings.
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Chess
Chess is a mixed media artist based in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
Her work firmly roots the iconic figures that she paints in their context, incorporating original newspaper clippings from throughout their lives and legacies.
The textual element of her work brings together the love of reading and writing that she explored through her English degree and Creative Writing Masters with her love of painting and creating.
The finished pieces, as well as being detailed portraits, have the added dimension of the stories that are attached to them.
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Christine Savage
Christine selects unusual cuts and colours of precious and semi-precious stones,
combined with silver and various colours of gold, she builds layers of texture and colour.
Her most recent jewellery designs are inspired by the reflections in puddles of trees and foliage.
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Christopher James-Turley
Working with analogue photographic processes, Christopher produces abstract silver-gelatine artworks. He mainly uses the Nenshō process; a process he developed using scorched glass slides and a photographic enlarger to produce acutely detailed abstract works. His work explores themes of mental, sociological, and spiritual relationships within time and space.
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Christopher Sparkes Photography
The passion within my fine art photography is to draw people’s attention to the transient moments and quiet spaces – the beauty in the ordinary – that we all encounter amid the clamour of our towns and cities. I photograph my subjects simply and authentically by capturing people as I encountered them.
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Colin Brown
After completing a four-year course at Canterbury College of Art, I embarked on a career for 24 years as an illustrator- visualizer based in the West Country. As a freelance I was able to work for diverse range of Advertising, Design and 3 D companies in Bath, Bristol as well as London and Europe. I had the opportunity to work on many campaigns for many different companies Hasbro, Mattel, Cadbury's, Saga, Corgi Toys to name just a few. In many cases I worked closely with the designers' producing visuals and taking the project right through to the finished illustration stages. I latter went on to illustrate for publishing, on teaching books, magazines, posters as well as being commissioned by The Guinness Book Of Records.
I now am a fine artist producing mainly one subject, being street scenes of the world. I like to evoke a sense of atmosphere and the feeling of being they're through a loose style taking my influence from the Impressionists and Fauvism, using my visualising ways to produce the work. I take on commissions and alongside this I also teach workshops and give live demonstrations.
My work is mostly influenced from the Impressionists, although I like all forms of painting. I love to paint in a way that is free and loose, not being constrained by detail. I want to convey a sense of atmosphere and as if the painting was a fleeting moment in time. I concentrate on the light as being the most important thing within the painting and only adding the detail to knit the scene together, when needed.
Having been as a Visualiser in the past as well as an Illustrator, it is from the visualising that I draw a lot of my technique today. I have the one style and like to try different things within it. I love all forms of art, but one of my biggest inspirations is Monet and the way he used paint and the single strokes of applied colour. I also like to make every stroke count and to be seen. This can give a great sense of movement.
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D C Mason
After graduating from the Norwich School of Art and Design with a degree in illustration, I set a studio up in London. I worked mainly as an editorial illustrator and spent 20 years freelancing for advertising agencies. Projects ranged from animation to creating murals for Swatch at Harrods and Heathrow Airport.
I’m now a full time wildlife artist.
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Dale Bowen
Dale Bowen was born in Staffordshire in 1963, where he still lives and works today. Having studied Art at college in Newcastle, Dale went on to work as a master potter; first at Coulport China and later at Wedgewood, where he stayed for fifteen years. During his time in the prestige department, he created many notable commissions, including pieces for the Queen Mothers 100th birthday and HMS Victory celebrations. His works were exhibited in museums worldwide, fetching prices in excess of £100,000.
Declaring painting as his first love, Dale more recently returned his paintbrushes to canvas, and has experienced phenomenal success in doing so. His playful acrylic originals are packed with colour and texture, proving themselves to be extremely popular with adults and children alike. Animals, people and vehicles are hidden amongst the vibrant, whimsical landscapes, with the humorous titles of each work revealing the artists evident affection for each scene.
Bowens delightful pieces are popular the length and breadth of the country, with his Limited-Edition collections consistently selling out in record time. The joy with which he paints is evident in each one of his creations and is equalled only by those fortunate enough to own them.
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David Cressman
Born in 1980, David is a self-taught artist and started painting in 2005 following a visit to the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art where he was inspired by the French impressionist collection and in particular the works of Claude Monet.
He describes himself as “an atmospheric landscape painter”, and as such, the real subject of all his paintings is light. He seeks to capture the most dramatic moments of sunlight and shadow on the urban landscape. His favoured compositional elements are buildings in conjunction with the reflection of light on water and the fine balance between the vertical and horizontal lines brings a sense of equilibrium and elegance to each work.
David has had work exhibited and sold in galleries in the UK and Overseas, and has received several awards, including the honour of a Jury’s Top 50 award at the prestigious Salon International Show in Texas and First Place in the Crossroads Mixed Media Juried Show in Richmond, Virginia.
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Dean Martin
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Derek Watkins Art
I am an expressionist contemporary portrait artists who is inspired by legends, portraying their inner most emotions and iconic personalities. I am drawn to finding their strength and vulnerability. These reflections of human fragility is depicted in a modern colourful style. Lighting and shade of my subject are of particular importance to amplify their emotion in my creation.
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Derrick Fielding
Born in Liverpool in 1965, Derrick remembers spending much of his childhood with his head buried in a comic, usually The Beano or Whizzer and Chips. He would relish being sent to bed early as a punishment for some misdemeanour, so that he could read the latest escapade of The Bash Street Kids or Dennis the Menace. From an early age he loved to draw and as he grew older, began to use this passion to unleash an elaborate imagination that created various board games for his neighbourhood friends. Fortunately, his father was a painter and decorator so his earliest 'canvases' were the backs of rolls of wallpaper, of which there was always a steady supply of.
He later served an apprenticeship as a signwriter, painting the enormous advertising hoardings at sports venues up and down the country and this experience would influence his style as an artist in years to come.
Living on the edge of the city, he was fascinated by the beauty of the surrounding countryside and would slowly venture further and further out on his pushbike. He ended up spending many years travelling around the country on marathon cycling holidays with friends whenever the chance arose. It always occurred to him that there was so much to see on a bike that you would never notice when travelling by car.
Encouraged by friends and family, he loved to paint watercolour scenes of his home town and the success of these led him to painting professionally in 2007. His naive style is often dominated by light and shadow with exaggeration being the key, in both the composition and subject matter. He says 'my inspiration comes from everyday life and the dramatic beauty of the landscape that is interwoven throughout our lives'.
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Eleanor McKnight Art
Abstract and semi abstract seascapes are my passion. My work reflects my mood and blue is my signature colour.
Born in Ireland, currently living and working between The Turks and Caicos islands and the Uk, I returned to this passion of mine several years ago giving me untold joy both in creating and sharing my work which happily hangs in beautiful spaces all over the globe.
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Ellie Dean
Ellie Dean is an emerging contemporary artist based in Hertfordshire, England. Ellie’s works include a variety of different mediums such as acrylic, oil, gold leaf and textured paste. Ellie’s take a lot of inspiration from pop, street, realism and abstract art. Every artwork is carefully planned before painting. Ellie spend lots of hours digitally designing the perfect reference photo, so that each piece is as original and unique as possible.
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Emily Penfold
Emily Penfold is a British multidisciplinary artist and designer and creates exquisite original fine art pencil, pen and ink drawings. Within her practise, Emily delves into the fragility of life, celebrating its internal magic in all its forms. Emily graduated from Central Saint Martins, London, in 2018 with a First Class Honours degree in Performance: Design and Practice.
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Epi
His first works began to appear in the early 2000s on walls around central Paris- stencilled quotations taken from seminal works of the French literary canon- and rather than the widespread acclaim and adulation he had hoped for earned him near-universal condemnation and opprobrium, putting him firmly in the sights of the Gendarmerie Nationale.
Upon his return to Britain in 2014, he recognised that stencilling lofty French literary quotes on walls was probably an unwise career path to embark upon. Heavily influenced by the Stencil Movement that had its roots in 1960’s Parisian political protest art, Epi adapted his style, eschewing wall for canvas and reinterpreting the visual zeitgeist with a technique (if one could even call it that.) that would incorporate graffiti, Surrealism, Minimalism, Pop, and mid-century poster art. At the heart of his work lies a deep suspicion of the art establishment- whose ignorance, avarice and capriciousness he has long found abhorrent- and a desire to poke fun at the very metier in which he chooses to make his living.
Through his work he endeavours to depict a fantastical narrative that runs parallel to the pedestrian and mundane- that is, a secondary reality, one where things both conventional and bizarre live together, as if bourgeois culture were shifted marginally towards chaos and absurdity (or at least that's what he says).
He strives to bring his work into the reach of a broader base of modern collectors than usual- namely those who would typically shy away from expensive gallery pieces and over-hyped London auctions- until such a day that his work goes for serious money, when he will tell his loyal clients to fuck off and start selling his works to a small coterie of ultra-rich philistines.
Epi now lives somewhere near Bath. He hopes that one day, long after his death, he will finally get the recognition he doesn’t deserve.
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Francesca Apicella
Francesca Apicella is a self taught artist from West Sussex. Francesca is
known for her surreal portraits with glamorous, geometric and gothic
elements. She meticulously hand paints every part of her work, mainly
using oils and acrylics on wooden and aluminium panels. She was
recently selected to have her work exhibited at Sotheby's as part of
Outside In's National Exhibition 2023.
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Ghost
Hailing from South Wales, Ghost is a collaborative project which takes two artists and combines their skills to create incredible works of art.
Ghost focuses on transforming the viewers perspective on an icon or character and reconstructs their subject by manipulating, embellishing and altering the images. Using digital methods and street art as a source of inspiration, Ghosts' artworks are a nod to the anti-establishment. Inspired by the emotive response of street art, Ghost set out to create unique pieces which celebrate the diversity of urban art.
Taking influence from tattoo art, Ghost design their own tattoos to adorn the individual. From allegorical symbols to hidden meanings, each Ghost piece is uniquely different.
Unapologetically bold, their mixed media artworks are uniquely embellished and finished with a bespoke spray paint frame.
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Gill Storr Art
Gill Storr is a London born and based contemporary artist. Following an accomplished career in the graphic design industry, Gill has blended her artistry with her knowledge of design, drawing on previous creative inspirations to add zest and variation to the art pieces she creates.
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HA Art
My name is Hajnal, which means Dawn in my language. I'm Hungarian.
I'm an amateur contemporary artist, working and trying different techniques. Till
now I've tried doing graphite drawings, working with acrylic paint, plaster of
Paris, gips bandages…and many others. This will be my first exhibition. I always
loved making drawings, painting started just last year in September. I have so
many visions for my next artworks, hopefully you'll be part of my dream world
soon.
With all my respect and regards
Hajnal
Hannah Bruce
Hannah has worked as a professional artist for nine years and prior to that a Teacher of Art for 12 years; so is fully emersed in the culture of art making. She works out of her studio at Lansbury Business Estate in Surrey. She works in any medium but is focused primarily on Resin and Oil painting.
Inuka
For three years travelling the world Inuka found a passion for photography and collecting the essence of every country she explored. The essence is often hidden in the small details, and she found herself obsessively documenting the rich textures, patterns and colours throughout her trip.
Originally planning her route based on what animals she could encounter along the way she quickly found her focus and built up an inspiring collection of photos that fuelled her desire to create. Capturing beauty in the contrast of the urban decay in the slums of India against the beautiful silks, artwork and geometry woven throughout, she came home and found herself falling in love with the perfectly imperfect urban street art in her home city of London and so she picked up a can of Montana gold and began to master the art of aerosol.
Inuka means ‘to evoke’ in Swahili which sets intention for this upcoming artist collection. Her work features vibrant colour and bold geometric patterns, marbled and precious metal gild detailing with a thick resin finish to boost the colour and give it that extra shine.
Inuka is exploring a range of mediums incorporating fabrics, stencilling, photography and acrylics reflecting the rich diversity of art she still passionately seeks and captures with her camera.
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Jana Rychvalska
Jana Rychvalska is a Slovakian born abstract artist living in London since 1995. Her background is in architecture, art & design, and horticulture. Her work is compared to strained glass windows, G. Klimpt or to lands as seen from above. She has been expanding her trademark abstract style since 2006, which is a combination of childhood memories, architectural references, almost always with a preference of using primary vivid color pallet and completes with highly textured finishes. Listening classical music when creating art is the key factor behind the freedom she feels when expressing her creativity.
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Jenn Clark
Jenn Clark is a British artist, whose creations are a mesmerizing blend of luminosity, lustre and joyful expressions. Jenn’s artworks are a celebration of life, brimming with vibrant colours that dance with joy and exude a sense of profound life. Each application of paint is meticulously placed, resulting in mesmerizing compositions that radiate with an inner light.
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JJ Adams
The son of a Baptist preacher, JJ Adams emigrated as a child from Plymouth in the UK to Cape Town in South Africa in the early eighties. Adams spent much of his youth around the studio of South African contemporary landscape artist Derric van Rensburg, where he discovered his love of bright colour and graphic art. JJ Adams studied graphic design at Cape College whilst working as an apprentice in `Wildfire Tattoos` a busy tattoo studio in central Cape Town.
He returned to the UK in 1998 where he furthered his study in commercial printing at the Plymouth College of Art and Design. He has worked as a freelance graphic designer and sign maker before finally breaking into fine art. JJ Adams uses a range of mixed media in his work from spray paint to hand painting acrylics, screen printing and digital matte painting as well as photography.
JJ is fast becoming one of the UK’s most talked about artists. Adams uses a range of new and mixed media in his work which varies from spray paint, and hand painting acrylics to screen printing, collage and digital matte painting.
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Jo Ellis
Inspired by her traveling and living around the world and her love for old cities and rural landscapes. Mixed media artist Jo Ellis likes mixing both contemporary and traditional methods and styles, combining drawing, painting and collage often results in unusual interpretations of familiar subjects.
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Jo Shepherd
Working from her studio in Surrey, Jo’s oil paintings have been shown at the Mall Galleries Columbia Thread Needle Exhibition, the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, as well as having a portrait exhibition featured on BBC News.
Focussing more recently on bird portraits, she was commissioned to paint birds for the final season of Peaky Blinders.
Her work is held in private collections in the UK and around the world.
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Jon Young Art
I am a contemporary artist, living in rural Shropshire. I paint people and places in a bold colourist style. Colour and composition are what it’s all about for me. I try to share some of the beauty I see around me.
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Joss Clapson
Growing up in the Essex countryside, Joss has continuously drawn from early childhood. Self-taught and always experimenting with different mediums including Ink, pastels, charcoal and oils she has developed a style taking inspiration from the reckless youth culture of the 60s.
Her passion for the fashions and culture of this era feature heavily in her work and by using unconventional skin tones cleverly blended with a unique and eccentric style she brings each scene to life.
I’ve always considered colour and texture to be the two main elements in my paintings, the colour helps to captivate the subject with the texture creating a careless and disordered feel to each piece.
With her time in the studio providing a comforting outlet for Joss, the opportunity to be able to share her work with others is a dream come true.
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Julian Gordon Mitchell
Julian Gordon Mitchell is an English artist who uses painting as a window into an imaginary, dreamlike world. His work is sometimes macabre, often unsettling and invariably crafted with obsessive care. His unique pictures make conscious references to the European canon of painting as well as metaphysical and surreal art. Julian's critically acclaimed portraits have been shown at the National Portrait Gallery, The Royal Society of Portrait Painters, and The Cabinet Office in Westminster.
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Julie Connor
Julie is a self taught, multi-media artist residing in Colchester in Essex. She began painting and drawing at an early age but decided against any formal art training, choosing instead to develop her talent through self taught means. Julie consequently moved through the educational system into a successful career in nursing, but later decided to give this up to pursue her art passion full time. Julie paints with acrylic for its versatility, favouring high flow fluid acrylics and inks particularly. “I adore using bright, bold colours and often team them with contrasting dark backgrounds to really make them pop.”
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Karo Paszkowska Ar
Karo Paszkowska is a Belgain contemporary artist, living and creating in the South East
of London. Her artworks combine geometric shapes and bold colours making it perfect
for elegant interiors. Karo draws inspiration from Feng Shui, nature, sound and
light.Karo’s art was shown at Swiss Art Expo in Zurich.
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KAS Art Studio
I originally specialised in Sculpture during my Fine Art degree before becoming an Art teacher. After having children I discovered a love of drawing and have since been developing my style and technique. I am inspired by nature and animals and love drawing in pen and experimenting with watercolour washes.
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Kat Giannini
My name is Katherine Giannini. I'm a wildlife enthusiast, creative arts lover and enthusiastic hopeful of creating a better, more loving planet. I'm also on a personal mission to keep being as creative as long as I possibly can ... so far, that's lasted my whole life.
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Kate Woodlock
Study is the basis of each sculpture, discovering the elements that will combine to create an expression of the living being. Knowledge of the horse’s anatomy, allows the form to be shaped, and the spirit of the animal to be shown in the finished sculpture.
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Kealey Farmer
“I’ll paint the whole world silver and gold if I could” was the determined childhood promise that led to a lifetime love affair with art for Kealey Farmer.
In 2003, having finally decided now was the time to make good of that innocent vow at her grandmother’s house, the Derbyshire born and bred artist chose to step away from her successful project management career to commit to her true vocation and go professional. She was now a full-time artist.
This move has been proven to have been the right one as the Northants based mixed media artist is now known unequivocally as one of the most impressive, innovative and collectable contemporary British artists.
With over 25 years painting, drawing and personal study experience as a predominantly self-taught artist, Kealey’s versatility and authenticity are major contributors to her success.
Having begun her career indulging in strong abstract pieces, dripping with colour and energy – her now signature move towards 3D elements began in 2006. The handmade elements that include glass, diamond dust, Swarovski crystals and finished by the artist herself in resin have become a much-loved fixture within her work.
Touching upon romance, love, relationships and family and possessing an ability to hand produce confident, absorbing, captivating artwork that is almost brash in its delectability; Kealey Farmer signed with Wishbone Publishing Ltd in 2016.
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Laura Andrews
Laura, based in Surrey, UK, is a dynamic artist whose work spans the realms of abstraction. She's equally comfortable crafting large-scale oil paintings and intricate pastel creations. Laura's art is a testament to her boundless creativity, where each piece is a harmonious blend of expression and abstraction, conveying both depth and meaning.
Laura Stowers
Emotions inform Laura’s artistic practise, with each layer added to a piece, more of herself is learned and revealed. Inspiration for her latest body of work is drawn from past experiences, her current life and learnings from the environment around her.
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Leila Barton
Leila’s style is defined by vibrant, expressive colour and she loves painting people, places, horses, racecourses, woodland and floral. She has an MFA from the prestigious Slade School of Fine Art and a BFA from Chelsea College of Art, and worked at the Condé Nast Publications. She lives in Surrey.
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Masa-UK Art Gallery
The home of Contemporary Figurative and Abstract art, Masa-UK Art Gallery believes that, much needed, art connect people, now more than ever. Started with the promotion of the few avant-grade artists in the outskirts of Manchester we managed to curate exclusive work by the best-selling artist with Singulart of Paris, Ta Byrne.
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Melanie Cambridge
Melanie Cambridge works primarily in oils. This year she has been experimenting with colour and semi-abstraction, moving towards a more suggestive approach, painting the feelings invoked by her surroundings. Walking and sketching in the landscape before returning to her studio to capture the essence of the experience in paint.
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Metin Salih art
30+ years working as a ‘MAD MEN’ artist in the advertising world. Metin has painted many famous images globally for every product and agency as well as very private commissions from royalty to films.
His eclectic collection reflects the myriad of styles he has been commissioned to create.
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Michael Abrams
After leaving school, Michael worked as a forklift driver for ten years. During that time, he worked in the evenings as a freelance greeting card artist, developing techniques and ideas, working with all the major Greeting card publishers
Success in this area meant that he was finally able to follow his dreams and become a full-time artist in 1990.
Since then, Michael has worked and exhibited in New York and designed a full range of ceramics for Wedgwood featuring one of his teddy bear characters. Michael continues to see his fine art featured in galleries and homes in the UK and around the world.
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Michael Claxton Fine Art
The simplicity of nature is a constant source of inspiration for my paintings, capturing the shifting light and the tranquility of open spaces. My aim is to capture the essence of a distant view, capturing the way light interacts with the landscape.
Living in the UK, I am fortunate to be surrounded by a diverse range of coastal environments. From rugged cliffs to expansive sandy beaches, each location possesses its own unique character, influenced by the ever changing moods of the sea. It is these shifting atmospheres that inspire me to explore the interplay of light, color, and texture in my paintings.
Through the medium of oils, I strive to evoke a sense of calmness and serenity, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the atmospheric paintings I create. Working from memory gives me more freedom and expression and the ability to work using bold brushstrokes alongside palette knife mark making achieving rich textured paintings full of energy and emotion.
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Michelle Mackie
Also known as Dolly is a self-taught photographer, digital artist and visual story teller. It is with these tools that Michelle has been able to explore her own psyche, recreating forgotten joys and life’s loves, whilst vanquishing past tragedies and trauma.
“I’m forever daydreaming, and I get to create some of what goes on in my busy little head for all to see”
What started off as a hobby and an escape of sorts for this busy working mum soon became much more. In 2014 Michelle was asked to exhibit her work in a local gallery, It was this that forged her on to build her skills and passion, which lead to finding her own unique style.
By combining the power of nightmares and the magic of fairytales Michelle presents her inner-self; her memories, fears and dreams in an art form that can provoke powerful emotions and connect with people in ways she never Imagined.
Before considering reaching for her camera, every project is meticulously pre-conceptualized, and only when the piece is thoroughly planned does the work begin.
A location is sourced, and a model chosen, props are chosen to give extra symbolism within the work, wardrobe is picked and angles from which shots need taken are already written down in one of her many note pads. Once Michelle has all she needs its time to get creative digitally, stitching photo’s together using layers and layer mask’s, before getting to work on her textures and colour pallet that give that extra surreal tones.
Michelle uses her creative streak to find beauty in dark place’s.
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Michiel Folkers
Michiel Folkers a.k.a. Gieler (1982) started doing graffiti in the late nineties. For years he remained active spraying letters. When he got older, and more ‘mature’ and tired of the fights which are accompanied with this hobby, graffiti slowly evolved in streetart. The friendlier en less illegal character of streetart attracted Michiel above graffiti. Besides, working with stencils was a much better technique to get more details done better and faster.
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Mr J
Mr J is a self-confessed movie geek who’s world is full of comics and move paraphernalia.
His work reflects time spent studying rock stars and Hollywood icons and the accompanying legends that are bound to them.
In an age where the line between icon and character are blurred, the image of the icon offers a beautiful front to what lies beneath the mask of the fame itself. His focus is on a bold stylised expression, reflecting his chosen subjects energy and quirks.
He loves the concept of a moment or image immortalised forever. The finished piece exhibits both a texture and depth that invokes a tactile response.
Signed to Wishbone Publishing Ltd and being exhibited across their entire collective of affiliated gallery partners both here in the UK and abroad, Mr J has been showcasing his works & completing numerous commissioned artworks through various galleries since early 2016, with great success and a growing following of collectors all across the country.
More recently, Mr J has been involved in illustrating a children’s picture book with award winning WGA author, Nathan Brooks and exploring with acrylics and various graffiti styles and mediums, he has produced a bespoke portfolio of works based on this partnership.
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Neil Carroll
Neil is a self-taught artist from London. His wish to become a painter was always blocked by real life commitments, but the desire never left him. Painting in oils since 2011, Neil fulfilled his ambition, becoming a full-time artist in 2017.
One of Neil's paintings was selected for the Royal Institute of Oil Painters Annual Exhibition in the Mall Galleries, London, in 2014. Since then, Neil has been exploring and developing his own style.
'I don't set out to paint what is in front of me, I try to create something with atmosphere and interest based on the subject. I remove as much detail as possible and paint as broadly as my mood allows.
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Nicolight
Spanish photographer and digital artist based in London, with a master's degree in cinematography (Met Film School of London). My works depict the natural forms of nature and the infinite patterns of architecture. Paying attention to the primitive shapes, colour and forms of both worlds, I often blend multiple photos from the same location or a single picture the object.
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OKO Fine Art
Part of the Wimbledon Art Studios artist's group, Sergej Ovcharuk (Sulima) is a dreamer and a romantic, with the soul of a sailor and the delicate hands of an artist. Sergej’s paintings offer a fresh view on the classicstyle, and immerse us in the mysteriously spiritual world of impressionism. The amazing combination of the old master’s painting traditions with expressive colors awakens imagination and leads to deep philosophical thinking.
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Ola Rutter Art
Ola Rutter is an abstract artists who uses acrylic paints on canvas. She incorporates dynamic fluids abstracts methods to create her colourful artworks and is inspired by artists Jonas Gerard. Ola's intention is to elicit positive emotion in the viewers mind.
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Oxana Belcher
As a self-taught artist specializing in 3D art dolls and fine art paintings, my work is fueled by a passion for exploration and a commitment to personal growth.
Through art dolls, I bring intricate characters to life, weaving stories and emotions into their delicate forms. In my fine art paintings, I express my inner world with brushstrokes that convey raw emotions and introspective journeys.
My latest collection of ice-cream inspired art delves into themes of temptation, addiction, and the repercussions of our actions. It challenges the association of ice cream with innocence, revealing the shadows that accompany our pleasures. It invites introspection, encouraging viewers to question their own desires and the darker aspects of indulgence.
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Paintings in Hospitals
Paintings in Hospitals is delighted to offer exclusive work from our collection. All sales will go to the charity to ensure that it continues to positively impact the lives of patients, carers, the socially isolated, and communities across the country, touching the lives of over 2 million people a year.
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Paul Innes Graphite Art
I am an artist living in the UK. Drawing has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. Over the years I have tried many mediums, but never really found them comfortable to work with, but I have always enjoyed working with Graphite. It is a medium that can be easily manipulated to create works with depth and atmosphere that no other medium can obtain. (well that is my biased view). Though my passion has been a life long journey, it is only since 2019 that I finally decided to pursue a career in art.
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Paul Oz
Paul Oz is an explosive British portrait artist – focused on the maximum 3D impact and energy in thick oil paint. Well known for travelling the world live painting with Formula One – recently Paul has also created work with Team Sky on the Tour of Britain, Chelsea FC to celebrate their 2017 title win, and for Lamborghini at the launch of their Urus.
Headline commissions include for Muhammad Ali’s 70th, Star Trek to celebrate 50 years, and a portrait of Bruno Mars presented to him in Las Vegas to mark his 24k Magic World tour.
Within F1 Paul has live painted for Scuderia Ferrari VIP’s in Monaco, with Mercedes AMG Petronas in Barcelona, and has created several portraits for Jenson Button – including one live with McLaren in Abu Dhabi at his last race to celebrate his career. Also creating work personally for Lewis Hamilton, Sir Jackie Stewart, Pirelli – and by both Ayrton Senna and James Hunts families to mark 20 years. Recent shows include ’80’s Kid’ in London, The Art of Star Wars, sell out shows at Abu Dhabi, Mexico City and Singapore F1 weeks. Shown in every Paddock Club on the F1 calendar worldwide. Paul is a longstanding member of the team here at Wishbone Publishing and continues to prove to be a diversive and vibrant addition to our collectable stable of British artists.
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R Young Art Gallery
R Young Art is an independent UK art gallery located in Wokingham, Berkshire. The gallery offers a wide variety of contemporary original paintings, limited-edition prints, sculptures and ceramics from over 20 artists. In addition, the gallery provides fine art services such as bespoke framing, fine art printing and scanning, art restoration and art events.
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Rebecca Coleman SGFA
Rebecca is best known for her wood engravings and oil paintings exploring London Tube and rail stations from striking and unusual perspectives. Her work has featured in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, and she regularly exhibits with the Society of Wood Engravers and the Society of Graphic Fine Art.
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Richard Blunt
Born and bred in the West Midlands, Richard has always aspired to be creative.
Loving art as a teenager, Richard decided he’d like to study Fine Art with the view to making his passion his career. However, taking advice from an advisor who told him, “you’ll never make any money as an artist”, he chose to compromise and to study three-dimensional design at Worcester College of Art.
Upon leaving college, frustrated and unsure of his career pathway, Richard turned his mind to music. Whilst spending the next ten years playing in various bands he eventually relocated to Cardiff, South Wales, where he completed a degree in Popular Music and is still based to this day.
Richard never lost his love for art, but it wasn’t until his late twenties that he was inspired to try oil painting and was instantly hooked. Following some early notable gallery success, in 2012 Richard was taken on by a UK based publishing house, placing his original artworks and embellished prints in galleries around the UK and gaining collectors for his work worldwide.
Predominantly an oil painter, Richard paints in a traditional manner. However, inspiration from film, music and the world around him help form the backbone of his compositions. Obsessed with trying to make a painting tell a story, Richard uses fashion and props from bygone eras to help create his tales of love, life and mystery.
Richard Blunt signed with Wishbone Publishing in 2018 and has a dedicated studio in Cardiff where he paints full time.
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Sandy Easby
Ex professional dancer Sandy hung up her ballet shoes when she
became a mum and subsequently trained at Putney art college.
Sandy ran popular galleries “Joie De Vivre” in Esher, Hampton
Court and Cobham. Her focus is on sea and land scapes inspired
by life in Cornwall and the Alps.
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Sannib
Sannib is a British contemporary artist of Syrian-Lebanese descent who lives in London. His work focuses on contemporary portraits and abstract themes.Sannib started painting at the age of 10 without taking any lessons and learning techniques.
The experience of his background is clearing evident in his creative process; his artwork is sophisticated and his compositions both intricate and intriguing. Sannib has developed a unique mixed media style blending graphic elements, painting techniques and textures. He uses several materials and mediums, combined with highly distinctive colourways and avant-garde finishes.
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Scott Tetlow
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Sophie J Milton
Paintings that explore the tension between natural form and the built environment, searching for just the right balance whilst continuing to ask questions.
Sophie works intuitively, adding and removing, slowly allowing the work to take shape. Paintings evolve through many layers, communicating a sense of having lived and able to tell their own story.
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Sophie Robinson
Sophie's artwork is a response to her sensory and emotional experiences within different landscapes. She works from these experiences and her own introspection to inspire her and her imagination. When creating her work, she wishes to communicate a sense of that particular location's space, atmosphere and the everchanging flow of the natural world.
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Steff Jaegemann
Striking and beautifully textured, abstract art. Steff is a contemporary artist who is based in Esher.
She specialises in dramatic statement art with an abundance of texture and depth in each piece.
Notably you'll always find an inclusion of metallic paint in each piece, bringing a reflective element
to her paintings.
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Stuart Baker
I've spent the first part of my career in art as an advertising art director winning awards at London’s top creative agencies where I worked alongside some of the most talented people of advertising’s golden age. However, I realized that to make it as an artist I would have to leave the business. It was a difficult decision. But so far so good.
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StuART Storey Art
Originally trained as a Mechanical Engineer, I spent 25 years building a career in the consumer goods industry working on everything from soap powder to ice cream, ultimately becoming the CEO of a cheese business.
In 2020, I had a midlife renewal which enabled me to re-design my working life focussing on the things I love to do rather than the things I thought I should do. I now have a portfolio career as an artist (StuART), business coach and mentor (Vibrant Perspective) and as freelance cycling guide - it's a fantastic mix and I love it!
I work from home in Hampton Hill, where I live with my wife, 2 kids and our dog - the area is a fantastic inspiration with the Royal Parks, River Thames and London all on our doorstep.
I am a passionate cyclist, and love anything outdoors which forms the inspiration for much of my art. I tend to work in acrylics, and love to work with bold, bright colours and like to play with perspective taking the viewer on a journey through the picture.
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Sue Colyer
Sue and Barbara share studio and exhibition space at the Courtyard Gallery near Petersfield. Both artists encourage an emotional response to their work. Barbara’s abstracted landscapes depict the natural erosion of the landscape with her layers and textures, whilst Sue’s watercolours reflect memories and personal reflections of places she knows and loves.
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Suzanne Winn
Connect with the energy and movement of the landscape through Suzanne’s expressive oil paintings. Capture the feeling of being within the landscape with paintings celebrating big skies, beautiful light, and transient moments of beauty. Suzanne is a Hampshire-based artist, drawing inspiration from the landscapes and big skies around her home.
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The Art of Lucy & Roy Hughes
We are multimedia and mixed media creators, working together. We are inspired by nature and the people. Modern and quirky, we create a dialogue with the viewer using bold styles. We have shown widely, our work has been collected across the world. It is all about living a good life!
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TM Pocock
A love of nature, the sea, its power and mystery all feature vividly in my artwork. Inspired by walks along the South West footpath, through sunshine, wind and storms. Each piece represents a moment in time, an attempt to capture the feeling of the ocean and all its secrets.
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Tricia Crowther
Tricia’s works are subtle muted abstract explorations of landscapes; places she has connected with. Her hues evoke a land of form and solidity amongst the worn and partly obscured layers which build to reveal and conceal the world around her
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Tricia Crowther
Tricia’s works are subtle muted abstract explorations of landscapes; places she has connected with. Her hues evoke a land of form and solidity amongst the worn and partly obscured layers which build to reveal and conceal the world around her
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White & Kensington
A multi-disciplined colourist inspired by nature, designing and creating beautiful high-end products in The UK at reasonable prices. These items, can either be worn or displayed around the home. Be a part of journey, which is White & Kensington – ‘Classic designs, for the life you’re living’.
Wild Seeley
Wild Seeley is a London Highbury based urban artist whose paintings defy convention.
Juxtaposing urban scenes, humans with animal heads creating havoc and you enter Wild Seeley's world.
With a distinctly British style Wild Seeley's work is subversive and surreal, using almost
feverish marks, his painterly technique is highly distinctive.
Inspired by the darker forces of society, the often-farcical forces of human nature and by
merging popular culture with urban images his works force us to examine society and the
individual.
Wild Seeley has been on the underground urban art scene since 2005 and is now rising to
prominence on the gallery circuit.
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Will Clarke
Will Clarke’s illustrated prints of architectural landmarks are immediately recognisable. Born and raised in London, Will remains passionate about the changing nature of the urban landscape. With a love for iconic architecture, he has a particular interest in buildings with historical resonance and character. Some time ago Will undertook a six-month drawing of London, as seen from the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral. The illustration he created inspired him to undertake a series of architectural drawings, and he has been fascinated by architecture and the urban landscape ever since.
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Yellow Red & Blue Gallery – Victoria Strelciunaite
I'm a Lithuanian abstract cubist artist based in Surrey, intertwining my cultural heritage into each canvas. Blending geometric complexities with emotional depth, my art breaks boundaries. Drawing inspiration from Picasso, I craft a distinctive story, inviting all to explore the interplay of abstraction and identity in my work.
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Yulia Robinson
Yulia Robinson is a London-based contemporary artist
using mixed-media to create multi-layered paintings
which involve figurative forms along with a variety of
abstract language.
Her artwork is often characterised by gestural brush
strokes and the impression of spontaneity. Using
alternative techniques she allows the paints to create
unexpected forms and focuses on the dominant vibrant
colours
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