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| Deborah Meaden | Deborah Meaden is a British businesswoman and TV personality who ran a multimillion-pound family holiday business, before completing a management buyout. She is well known for her appearances on the BBC Two business programme Dragons’ Den. Website: www.deborahmeaden.com |
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| Nick Bridson Baker | Nick Birdson Baker is a nationally recognised artist who has worked as a freelance cartoonist and humorous illustrator for over forty years. He has published in ‘The Oldie’ and national newspapers. As well as cartoons he produces drawings, paintings and monotype prints. Website: nickbridsonbaker.co.uk |
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| Julian Clary | Julian Clary is an acclaimed actor, comedian, novelist and presenter. He began appearing on television in the mid-1980s. Since then he has also acted in films, television and stage productions, numerous pantomimes and was the winner of Celebrity Big Brother 10 in 2012. Website: julianclary.co.uk |
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| Clare Mackie | Clare Mackie is a highly accomplished and well established illustrator who has been based in Brighton for the last decade, after 30 years carving a successful career in London. Her clients have been many and varied including Harvey Nichols, Tatler, Chanel, Trish McEvoy, The New Yorker, Country Life, Good Housekeeping, IBM and BBC to name but a few. She has illustrated over 20 books and was shortlisted for the Greenaway Award for her collaboration with Michael Rosen on his Book of Nonsense. Website: www.claremackie.co.uk |
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| Louis Hellman, B.Arch, Hon Doc Uni, MBE |
Archiect and cartoonist Louis Hellman has had exhibitions at the Architectural Association (1979), Interbuild (1991 and 1993), Cambridge (1996), Sir John Soane’s Museum (2000), Barcelona (2001) and Shrewsbury (2006). He has exhibited at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition every year since 1998. He has contributed cartoons to numerous publications including Design Week, Private Eye, Punch, The Observer, The Guardian, The Independent, New Society, The Statesman and The Evening Standard and written many articles, reviews and critical appraisals in the professional press. Website: www.louishellman.co.uk |
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| Peter Randall-Page RA | During the past 40 years Peter Randall-Page has gained an international reputation through his sculpture drawings and prints. He has undertaken numerous large-scale commissions and exhibited widely. His work is held in public and private collections throughout the world including Japan, South Korea, Australia, USA, Turkey, Eire, Germany and the Netherlands. A selection of his public sculptures can be found in many urban and rural locations throughout the UK including London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Bristol, Oxford and Cambridge and his work is in the permanent collections of the Tate Gallery and the British Museum amongst others. His practice has always been informed and inspired by the study of natural phenomena and its subjective impact on our emotions. |
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| Tom Phillips, RA, CBE | Tom Phillips is an artist whose work is fuelled by several persistent preoccupations, expressed through an even larger number of formats. These include painting (both figurative and abstract), opera (composer, librettist, set designer), concrete poetry and ornamental forms of writing, sculpture and site-specific designs (mosaic, tapestry, wire frame objects). Elected to the Royal Academy in 1984, he went on to chair the Academy’s Library and its Exhibition Committee from 1995 to 2007. He also served as a trustee for the National Portrait Gallery and British Museum. He was made a Commander of the British Empire for services to the Arts in the 2002 Birthday Honours list. In 2005, he was appointed Slade Professor of Fine Art, at the University of Oxford, and between 2005 and 2011 he was invited as an annual Director’s Visitor to the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. |
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| Prof Ian Ritchie, CBE, RA | Prof Ian Ritchie CBE RA is a British architect, artist and author, who founded Ian Ritchie Architects in 1981. His projects include the RIBA Award-winning Susie Sainsbury Theatre and Angela Burgess Recital Hall for the Royal Academy of Music, Sainsbury Wellcome Centre for Neural Circuits and Behaviour, University College London and the American Institute of Architects Award-winning Royal Shakespeare Company Courtyard Theatre. Ritchie was the first foreign architect to receive the French Academie d’Architecture Grand Silver Medal for Innovation. |
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| Alison Wilding, RA | Alison Wilding came to prominence in the 1980s as one of a group of sculptors including Richard Deacon and Antony Gormley. Awards include a Henry Moore fellowship at the British School at Rome (1998) Joanna Drew Travel Bursary (2007), Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award (2008) and Bryan Robertson Award (2012). |
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| Axel Scheffler | Axel Scheffler is an award-winning, internationally-acclaimed illustrator of some of the most well-loved children’s books. His books have been published in many languages and his work has been exhibited all around the world. He is a Patron of Habitats & Heritage and has greatly supported environmental and other organisations around his Richmond home. He is well known for his illustrations of children’s books, including The Gruffalo, written by Julia Donaldson. He has also authored and illustrated the Pip and Posy series of books for children. Website: axelscheffler.com |
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| Michele Fazakerley | Attempting to live and work as an artist, based at one of the Space studios in Redbridge Town Hall. Enjoy creativity and a keen advocate for the power of art. |
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| John Swanson |
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| Paul Rickard | Paul Rickard is a printmaker based in mid-Wales. A long-held interest in archaeology means that he is particularly drawn to buildings and structures in their landscape settings. He abstracts and manipulates his own photographs and sketches to achieve a working image which is then transferred to the lino block. He particularly relishes the intellectual, technical and artistic challenges involved in the creation of an image by the repeated transfer of layers of ink onto paper via a carved block. Website: www.linktr.ee/paulrickard_printmaker |
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| Diana Nicholls | Diana Nicholls is a self-taught artist with a great passion for abstract art. She equally enjoys painting on big canvases or just drawing on white or black paper. Her preferred media are acrylics , black ink and metallic pen but she is happy to experiment and try something new. Diana believes that everything happens for a reason, her art represents her world, emotions, dreams and thoughts. Diana lives in St Margarets.
Website: instagram.com/diananichollsart |
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| Susan Spencer Hayter | A London painter and printmaker, graduating in Fine Art Painting from Wimbledon School of Art in 2006, but having worked and studied, previously, as a biologist and in education. Current practice combines a passion for the natural world and environmental issues, with artistic concerns, exploring the boundaries between the two. Exhibiting both here and abroad, works are currently held in both British and international, public and private collections. Her work for Habitats and Heritage reflects upon the loss of heritage in the recent removal of an historic structure, and the irreplaceable loss of habitat and biodiversity resulting from the felling of more than 25 trees, along with all the associated environmental benefits. Website: susanspencerhayter.co.uk Mob: 07976653576 |
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| Rochelle Libson |
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| Cathy Cooper | Cathy is a Twickenham-based photographer who has had her images published extensively, exhibited nationally and won several International awards. She used to specialise in travel photography but now concentrates on capturing the local wildlife in Bushy Park where she works as a Volunteer Ranger. She is involved in local charities Pope’s Grotto Preservation Society and Park Lane Stables RDA and is a regular contributor to TW Magazine. Website: cathycooper.photography |
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| David Greely | Retired teacher David Greely, has held 2 successful art exhibitions with landscape/wildlife work and claimed a notable 3rd at the ‘Turner Fringe’ final in 2018. Self-taught artist David, enjoys working on regular commissions along with local charitable events. A full prospectus is available. Contact by email: davidgreelyuk@btinternet.com |
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| Farah Husain | Farah Husain is a professional worldwide artist whose expressive paintings infuse the viewer with bright explosions of energy and colour. Farah’s exciting and unusual Artwork has been exhibited all over London, America and other Cities worldwide in juried shows and she has been regularly selected to showcase her work as part of major group exhibitions and represent the Artists. She has been featured in the press, on television and on London radio for her art programmes with young people and her work with young soldiers in using art as an expressive platform in trauma recovery. Her work can be seen and purchased on www.farahhusain.com Contact farah@empowering-youth.co.uk |
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Tony is a Teddington-based author and artist who often illustrates his own written work. His books include The Beatles on the Roof (2017, Omnibus Press), Beatlemania (2020, ACC Art Books) and Born to Drum (2015, HarperCollins), and his collages are often inspired by musical and architectural subjects. He responds well to commissions and can be contacted at tonybarrell@msn.com |
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| Lee Campbell | NZ born artist based on Eel Pie Island in Twickenham, Lee has been painting professionally for over 20 years and has work in collections worldwide. Specialising in oils and local scenes she welcomes commissions and visitors to her studio. Website: www.leecampbell.co.uk |
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| Cinzia Castellano | Cinzia Castellano embraces her “Art Informel”, described as the Art that employs a form of unconscious calligraphy. Her work could have energetic patterns of line or could be superficially evasive, suggesting various emotional states. The apparent improvisation is a methodical approach to painting, reflecting a long intellectual preparation. She has painted this new series “Imperceptible” to respond to the extreme noise of our polarised, opinionated, easily offended cultural moment. Their lightness would like to balance the overwhelming forceful and desperate attempt to get attention. Cinzia was born in Florence, but now lives and works in London and she is very happy to aim to invisibility. Website: www.cinziacastellano.com Instagram: @castellanoartworks |
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| Stephen James | Stephen is inspired by the layers of history that cover our streets and by the natural world beneath. He works for Habitats & Heritage and lives in West London. |
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| Carole Jones | Carole’s paintings are primarily abstract, mixed media pieces incorporating her passion for texture and colour. Creating abstract works is a joyous, new area of exploration that excites Carole and she finds that each piece is a learning avenue. Carole has always indulged her love of painting since childhood. Her artistic journey started in earnest when she retired just over a year ago, finding more time and energy to devote in developing her skills and confidence. Carole finds inspiration from everything that life has to offer and draws immense satisfaction from trying to translate the feeling, beauty and essence of a scene, object or emotion into colour and texture. Carole’s formal art training has been minimal and in some ways that has allowed her to go on an exciting new path – enjoying taking risks and trying new techniques. Instagram: @dumayneart |
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| Laura Martin | Laura Martin is a wildlife and nature artist based in Sheffield. Her work as a zookeeper has greatly inspired her artwork, and she loves to showcase rare and unusual species and raise awareness of environmental issues. You can find her on Instagram: @wimberryartsandcrafts Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/WimberryArtsCrafts |
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| Diana Poliak, BA (Hons.) | Fine Art – Mixed Media Artist. Studied at Maidstone Art School and West Kent College, University of Greenwich. Her paintings and prints have been exhibited in The Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions in 2013, 2016 and 2018 and her poetry and short stories have been aired on BBC Radio Kent during 2020/21. Website: www.athyrium-atelier.co.uk |
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| Cecilia Rouncefield | Cecilia Rouncefield is a printmaker and painter. Cecilia Rouncefield has exhibited at the Royal West of England Academy Autumn Exhibition on two occasions; in 2012 and 2017. She had two paintings shown in the ‘Bristol Art Prize’ Exhibition in 2013, and one of these featured concurrently, on the cover of the ‘Bristol’ magazine. Cecilia was pleased to be part of the ‘This Is Sacred Art’ exhibition held at Aberglasney Gardens in Wales in 2016. She is interested in nature, wildlife and ecology. In 2018 one of her new series of linocut prints ‘Yellow Jersey’ was exhibited at the Royal Academy 2018 Summer Exhibition. The entire edition of 20 prints sold out before that exhibition opened to the general public. She is currently working on extending that series of prints, and has been exhibiting at the Royal Cambrian Academy in 2021. Cecilia’s work has also appeared in the Apero Fine Art Catalogue in 2021. Website: www.ceciliarouncefield.artweb.com |
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| Lyn Tyler | Lyn Tyler, Mixed-media Artist After graduating in the ‘90s with a degree in ceramics & glass Lyn spent over 20 years making mixed media sculptural artworks, her work was underpinned by her love of photography. During the UK’s Covid-19 lockdown, with funding to develop her creative practice from Arts Council England, Lyn dived into a completely new way of working – that of digital art and mixed media collage. Combining painting and drawing with her own photographic collection she is currently creating a new body of work inspired by the colours, characters & stories of her Anglo-Indian heritage. Website: lyntyler.co.uk Instagram: @lyntyler_art Email: lynjoytyler@icloud.com |
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| Lorna Mackay | Lorna is a landscape inspired painter based in central Scotland. It is this location, alongside her emotional connection with the environment that drives her work. Being outdoors is essential to Lorna’s process and she uses her sketchbook to record observations of the landscape, lochs, and coastlines that she experience. Lorna repeatedly draws and paints the same scene, looking to capture how the different elements: trees, water, and sky, alter depending on time, her mood, perspective, or the ever shifting weather. It is this repetition that gradually reveals a hidden structure to a landscape that we might not see on initial observation. There is a growing preoccupation with how the countryside has been shaped the form this takes. Website: www.lornamackaystudio.co.uk Instagram: mackay_art |
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| Tabitha Macbeth |
Tabitha Macbeth is a freelance artist and illustrator, living and working in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, having graduated from Kingston University in 2008 with a BA (Hons) in Illustration and Animation.
Working primarily with chalk pastel, pencil and coloured pencil, she aims to convey a strong sense of feeling and atmosphere. She enjoys the process of storytelling as well as the immediacy of drawing from life. Her favourite subjects are animals, trees and other forms of the natural world. Using surreal elements to communicate a sense of inner life, there is an ethereal, timeless quality to her illustrations.
A broad range of illustration clients include Oxford University Press, The Thomas Paine Society, Greenwood Grange, Everything New Academy, Fluid Image, The Dandie Dinmont Terrier Club of Canada, CAMDA and The Canbury Arms in Kingston (mural).
Her work has been displayed and sold in exhibitions at several galleries including Orleans House Gallery in Twickenham, the Riverside Gallery in Richmond, the Queen Elizabeth Hall (Southbank Centre), the Haunch of Venison and the Jago Galleries in London. She is a regular exhibitor at The Landmark Spring and Autumn Art Fairs in Teddington and you can find a good stock of her work in The People Hive Gallery shop in Twickenham. She also runs an online shop where she sells her work in the form of original pieces, giclee prints, cards, wrapping paper and calendars.
Website: www.tabithamacbeth.com online shop www.etsy.com/shop/tabithamacbethart
Instagram.com/tabithamacbeth |
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| Jean Mackey Lebleu | Jean Mackey Lebleu earned a Master of Arts in Communication Design/Illustration from Kingston School of Art. Her artwork has been sold at Rizzoli Bookshop at Somerset House in London and was selected for inclusion in the 2018 King’s Cross ‘Christmas under the Canopy’ Market and the 2017 and 2016 House of Illustration London Christmas Fairs. She was selected for participation in the 2017 London Art Show at The Coningsby Gallery in Fitzrovia and the 2016 International Illustration Research Symposium art exhibition at the Edinburgh College of Art. In 2016 she was shortlisted for the Association of Illustrators’ World Illustration Awards in the category of ‘Self-Initiated Work’ for her series ‘Vinyl to Cloud’. Jean has read her book ‘Zed Goes Up the Mountain’ and taught drawing workshops to 1,400+ children so far as part of her ongoing visits to primary schools for World Book Week. Her artwork has been sold to 90+ private collections, and through the sale of her art Jean has raised more than £3,200 for worthy causes. She looks forward to helping Habitats & Heritage. |
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| Anne Swankie | Anne Swankie was born in London and has lived there most of her life. She currently lives and works in Richmond but travels widely to seek inspiration. Her works have sold to collectors around the world. These range from private individuals to commercial collections and historic buildings and private clubs. She has won several awards and has featured in The Artist magazine. Anne is represented by John Iddon Fine Art and her work can be seen at various fairs. Website: anneswankie.com |
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| BrIndi |
Dapinder, who goes by the artist name BrIndi reignited her passion for the arts in late 2017. With a background in art and design, BrIndi works in various mediums from watercolour and paint to pen and ink and digital art, She is inspired by the world in which we all reside and must protect.
Instagram: @ddbrindi
Facebook: facebook.com/ddbrindi
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| Melanie Honebone | Melanie Honebone is a Wales-based fine artist. She often works in series, providing visual responses to external stimuli such as literature, science, and music. Until late 2018 she exhibited her artworks nationally and internationally under the name Melanie Ezra. The theme is always deconstruction and reconstruction, whether this is through a photograph or through her mixed-media works. Her latest series, ‘Paper Dolls’, started in 2020 as three dimensional artworks. As the world shifted under the weight of the pandemic it was never anticipated that these physical works would ever be exhibited. Each piece holds a perfect smile and posture blended with an anarchistic melding of disciplines; intact and yet struggling to find meaning in existence. As they were created, the reliance on exhibiting in a virtual world meant photographs and drawings of these pieces became more important than the works themselves. Whether this is still the case as we emerge and grow beyond Covid remains to be seen. |
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| Jem Panufnik | Since the mid-nineties Jem Panufnik has been right at the cutting edge of underground art culture, most notably with Finger Lickin’ Records, the internationally acclaimed dance music label he co-founded and which for over a decade acted as a springboard for his creativity ranging from graphics, illustration and animation to DJing, composition and record production. Website: www.JemPanufnik.com |
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| Diana Braybrook | Diana Braybrook is an oil painter who also works in mixed media and pastel. She likes to explore different themes in her work, as each presents new opportunities and challenges, but the main inspiration throughout is the beauty of colour and form she sees in the natural world. She has her studio at NT Osterley Park & House which she opens occasionally to visitors and shows her work annually in the Ealing Art Trail (BEAT) and elsewhere in west London |
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| Gill Smith | Gill Smith is a local Hampton Hill artist, printmaker, book maker & paper cutter who has been involved with the Secret Art Sale from the very beginning. As well as donating artwork to each of our previous sales, Gill has designed a range of greetings cards for us to sell.
www.gillsmithprints.co.uk |
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| Grace Amelia Taylor | Grace is an artist and goldsmith based in Cheshire. She graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2010 with a First Class Honours degree in jewellery design and has since been working in the jewellery world. After attending a portrait painting course in 2019, her passion for painting was revitalised and has since been honing her skills at the easel. She works mainly in oils and loves to paint people and beautiful objects around her. Instagram: gracetaylor.artist Contact: grace.a.taylor.artist@gmail.com |
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| Olivia More | Based in the North East of Scotland my love to doodle combined with Lockdown reignited my passion for art and prompted me to set up a proper Instagram account for my art and an Etsy store. Primarily floral inspired illustrations available as drawings, cards, prints and bookmarks with other ideas floating around! Instagram – oliviamore41 Etsy – CreateMoreByOlivia |
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| Susannah Felstead |
Susannah is a London-based author-illustrator who grew up in Dorset. Treading the line between charm and cheek, she adds a surreal twist to everyday life with her mischievous, vibrant stories.
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| Tim Brookes | Tim Brookes studied at Chelsea School of Art before going on to have a successful and awarded 30 plus year career in advertising as a creative and Art Director. Raised in a home filled with art, music, film and TV, popular culture has always been an attraction and featured large in his work. Previously working mainly in acrylics with a vibrant palette, the last few years have seen a rekindled love of printing, specifically screen printing, take centre stage. Recent works use large halftone deconstructions of well-know icons almost to the point of abstraction. Instagram @tmbrx_art |
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| Anna Dyson |
Anna Dyson is a neurodivergent abstract painter and designer based in Kingston Upon Thames. Anna’s paintings are vibrant and textured, intuitively painted with oils and acrylics on canvas predominately acting as a medium through which energies express themselves.
Her paintings have been featured in ‘The Metro’ newspaper and she has had two successful solo shows to date, is currently exhibiting locally with plans for another in December.
As a neurodivergent artist, painting helps her switch off her overactive mind and this is an outlet to express herself in a pure form as at times she finds speaking and writing challenging. Annas paintings, prints and products can be purchased locally or on her website :
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| Alex Wilks | Alex was born in Bromley on the 31st December 1991 and has always had a passion for drawing. His earliest memories of drawing were going to the Natural History Museum to draw the skeletons of various different mammals and dinosaurs. Whilst he was at school, he studied Art and Design for GCSE. His work focuses mainly on portraits of characters from TV and Film, comic book characters and animals. He uses a specific media consisting of Faber-Castell Polychromos and sketching pencils, but he would like to explore using other media for his work. When he is not drawing, Alex is a class teacher and Art Co-ordinator at a school for girls in South East London. |
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| Imogen Hartridge | Imogen works in oil paint often capturing the beauty of the Surrey Hills and surrounding areas. She works in a more expressive style often using palette knives and rich colours. After A Levels Imogen undertook a Diploma in Foundation Studies at Winchester School of Art before completing a degree in Product Design at Central Saint Martins. She began her working career as a freelance designer before going on to complete a PGCE in Art & Design. Imogen worked as a teacher of Art in secondary schools for 15 years. Imogen recently returned to her first passion of painting and now exhibits as a member of Surrey Artists Open Studios and Surrey Artists Collective. She also paints plein air with the Surrey Hills Plein Air Painters. Imogen won Bronze at the Bacchus Art Prize and Highly Commended in the Wild Surrey Art Competition 2019. She also exhibited with The Society of Women Artists at The Mall Galleries in London, September 2019. ihartridge@hotmail.com imogenhartridgeart.com Instagram: imogen_hartridge FB: @ImogenHartridgeArt Twitter: @ImogenHartridge |
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| Judith Russenberger | I live in East Sheen with a semi wild garden. I am an environmentally concerned theologian and occasional artist. |
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| Caroline Davis | Caroline Davis trained as a Graphic Designer, and became particularly interested in crafts as an antidote to computer-based work. She enjoys collage, painting, drawing, knitting, and mixing these media. |
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| Caroline Skinner |
Caroline Skinner is mostly known for her colourful and expressive wildlife and animal paintings, and gifts featuring her animal images. She has painted for many years and can often be found with a sketchbook at UK conservation parks. She enjoys the challenge of trying to capture the character and vulnerability of the animals she paints, using bright and optimistic colours. She supports wildlife conservation projects through her artwork sales and she’s pleased to take part in the Secret Art Sale.
www.carolineskinnerart.co.uk |
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| Lorna Gough |
I have alway enjoyed working in a variety of creative pursuits and different mediums.
I tried my first watercolours when on holiday in Donegal as a child of 11 using a little set of Chinese tubes bought in the corner shop the Snowflake.
I always return to paint whether watercolour, oil or acrylic as my main medium. I find subject matter dictates the medium.
I studied Fine Art at Leeds Polytechnic in the late 70’s early 80’s, and trained to teach in 2004. I have worked extensively in local community, theatre and schools trying to inspire creativity in each individual.
I am currently working towards an exhibition of sunsets for my 65th birth year.
If you like my work and would like to see more please contact me vie either email or phone.
07548930479
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| Sue Slaughter | Sue has a degree in printed Textiles from Winchester Art school and went on to practice as a freelance designer for some years. She is now an abstract oil painter and finds inspiration from Landscapes and nature. She has always loved colour and is totally absorbed by, focusing-in on it and thinking about it, playing around with the relationship of colours in her mind. Naturally she enjoys the process of mixing the right colour paints and relating colours to each other. She is an enthusiastic supporter of charities fighting to protect bio-diversity. |
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| Jenny Rogal |
Jenny Rogal is a self-taught artist based in South London. Specialising in a blend of watercolour and fineliner, Jenny has created a collection of brightly coloured paintings based on her true love: food.
Their work mainly focuses on staple pantry items such as condiments and snacks, and is hung in the homes of chefs including Nadiya Hussain and Max La Manna.
Prints of their works can be bought via etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PantrySlutShop
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| Graeme McNay | I am a collage artist living, and working, in North Ayrshire on the west coast of Scotland. I’m passionate about collage and how it can present everyday images in a new light. I enjoy the challenge of piecing together, sometimes random, images to create a mood or a feeling. I also savour the playfulness of collage, and how art can be fun and may even raise a smile or two. |
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| Eleanor Havsteen-Franklin | Eleanor Havsteen-Franklin’s drawings, etchings and sculptures are inspired by detailed drawing studies of flora, fauna and organic forms. Since her MA in Printmaking she has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad. Solo exhibitions include Gyldendal Publishing House – Copenhagen (2019); De Queeste Art in Belgium (2018); ‘Sammenfiltret’ – Copenhagen (2016), ‘Corpus’ Pushing Print – Margate (2013) and Watford Museum (2012). Prizes include 1st prize ‘Solo Show’ at ‘Pushing Print’ – Margate, East London Print Studio Award (2012), Eastern Approaches (2012 & 13) and Eastern Open (2009). www.eleanorhavsteenfranklin.com Instagram: @eleanorhavsteen.art eleanorhavsteen@yahoo.co.uk |
| Vikkie TArt |
I am a London based artist using art as a means of therapeutic release. I’ve really felt the need to explore and express myself over 2021. Due to being stuck at home, still working and glued to my office laptop, the need to paint and draw became overwhelming. I had had a long break from anything creative since leaving school, so when I studied my Masters in 2018, which required those drawing skills, it ignited something. That spark emerged fully during ‘lockdown’ and now I can’t seem to stop. My work is currently experimental so I photograph, paint, spray, glue and cut. I’ve found it so good for my soul and something that is helping me cope with what I think, is the ‘perimenopause’. My emotions are all over the place and I am finding being creative is helping me to cope with whatever is going on in my body.
All of my images are empowered by the inner self and the need to explore and express.
More of my work can be found at:
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Please come and follow me and DM me on:
Instagram @vikkie_t.art
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| Sue Laughton | |
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| Antoinette Line | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Jessica Line | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Caroline Anderson | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| David Mackintosh | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Stella Mance | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Alex March | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Sasa Marinkov | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Laura Martin | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Lynn Martinez | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Patty McCarron | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Jane McKeown | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Rona Moberly | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Ernesto Montoya | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Tina Morris | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Geoff Owens | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Les Palin | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Meg Palmer | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Stella Parsons | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Chloe Penson | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Dan Peterson | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Lorraine Pile | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Diana Poliak | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Moon (Claire) Rice | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Victoria Riley | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Judith Russenberger | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Adelie Scheffler | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Elizabeth Sen | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Chris Sercombe | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Ian Shillaker | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Morag Simpson | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Sue Slaughter | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Gillie Spargo | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Ian Stevens | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Paul Sunderland | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Achuth Surendran | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Mike Thompson | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Lorraine Thorpe | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Jane Wachman | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Kiran Welford | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Jaqui Wells | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Renate Wilbraham | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Sioned Williams | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| David Wills | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Pauline Withers-Born | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Janet Wolchover | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Karen Youngs | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Mesh | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Michael Gent | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Penny Nichol | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Gillian Berryman | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Judith Taylor | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Carol Bilney | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Rue O’Leary Walker | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Felicity Napier | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Ken Hoare | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Tricia Ford Evans | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Victoria Schoenhofen | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Jackie Bright | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Gillian Singer | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Sue Roe | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Joanna Crawford | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Manila Chhotray | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Sue Mason | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Peter Babb | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Diana Nicholls | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Claire Pile | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Kate Simkins | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Jill Goodchild | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| John Swanson | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| C. L. French | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Valerie Thorpe | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Val Prince-Davies | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Luca Scholes | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Lorna Gough | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Anabelle Losa | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Jillian McLaren | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Paul Rickard | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Beverly McCluskey | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Barbara Parry | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Alexandra Robb | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Alison Barker | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Jo Need | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Peggy O’Sheel | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Clive Dawson | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Eleanor Havsteen-Franklin | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Catherine Evans | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Susan Spencer Hayter | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Cheryl Young | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Caz | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Chris Lemon | |
| ***************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Christopher Johns | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Sally Sayers | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Betty Earle | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Rayna King | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Mairi McLeod | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Fiona Timmins | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Martin Grover | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Sue Wilkins | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Michele Fazakerley | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Anna-Maria Krajciova | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Petra Kumancikova | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Veronika Krajciova | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Christie Cittern | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Anita Hanley | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Berny Simcox | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Francesca Batt | |
| **************************** | ************************************************************ |
| Clare Barber | |
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