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• Joan Weston

  Love painting, love creating textiles using a variety of sewing, painting, dyeing and embellishing techniques. Still lifes featuring beds, fabrics, windows with weird reflections, dynamic fiery landscapes have all featured in my recent exhibitions of paintings.  My textiles are inspired by the colour or compositions of my favourite artists, or continue…

• Janet Darley

  I am an Abstract artist using organic forms and found objects to create images in water based mediums. I have started to exhibit nationally this year and have already achieved the status of being second stage selected for the prestigous John Moores Contemporary and shortlisted for the Saatchi exhibition ‘Art continue…

• Stephen Shires

  Work includes pastiches of work by earlier artists, usually in oil paint, original oil and pastel paintings, some of it commissioned. At one time figurative subjects predominated, with drawings from life in pencil and ink. Nowadays I engage almost exclusively with abstract imagery, often involving length ratios and distortions of continue…

• Paul Crocker

  Aviation Art painted in Acrylic or Oil on canvas or Primed Board. My Paintings are created using a wide range of reference material including models,old photos,books and militery records to create an as accurate as possible representation. This is a recent transition from painting Landscape and Marine Subjects which I continue…

• Angela Rumble

  Much of my work investigates the relationship between doctor and patient. Using images taken from medical textbooks my paintings seek to question the way in which medical models of representation have traditionally excluded images of equality and emancipation. Of necessity such images exclude any hint of personality and it is continue…

• Janet Darley

  I am an artist/educator working in Kent. I work with organic forms and found objects to create paintings or collage using watercolour and gouache. Currently I have been selected for the second stage of the John Moore Contemporary painting prize.  I teach adults and children a variety of art skills continue…

• Mark Howland

  A graduate of Chelsea School of Art (BA Hons) and Canterbury Christchurch University college (MA) and De Werkschuit  in Amsterdam,  I have been primarily focused on the English tradition of landscape as a valued subject of artistic enquiry, exploring the position of this genre as a mode of expressive representation continue…

• Jane Jones

  Oil on canvas – what does that mean? The possibilities are endless, the desire to create is sublime- the wrestle with the medium is frustrating – devastating when it goes wrong – so exciting and confusing when it goes right- and always opening up new directions and decisions -pushing you continue…

• Steve Dryden

  A portrait should be as much about the person as it is a likeness. I incorporate elements of their life and personality into the composition to place them truly as they are, at that time. What you see is the truth. My murals on the other hand are imaginary – continue…

• Dave Bennett

  I graduated as an illustrator, but now consider myself as an artist, but still enjoy illustrating. I like creating paintings that explore the border between abstract and figurative, playing with the connections we make with image and forms, creating surreal worlds using familiar shapes and suggestive images that are open continue…