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 Artist
John Himsworth's
paintings are inspired by nature and all its forms. He enjoys painting
many subjects from sea & landscapes, to animals, birds and commissioned
portraits of cats & dogs. Working mainly in Gouache, Pastels,
Acrylic and Graphite pencil, his paintings are finely detailed and
have a strong composition.
 Bob
Stevens is retired and began painting in watercolours about
15 years ago. His favourite subjects are old fishing boats : herring
drifters, luggers and Thames sailing barges. Gardening is also a
major hobby, and as he says " flowers should be on my interest
list too. One of these days.... " His originals are also available
as mounted prints.
Born in Zimbabwe, Lindsay Ford
studied at the Michaelis School of Fine Art in Cape Town, South
Africa. She is a professional and established artist, exhibiting
on a regular basis. Although her inspiration comes mainly from living
in the bush and being able to paint the landscapes and trees of
Zimbabwe, she also enjoy painting abstracts.
 Timothy
Ellis inherited his love of art from his late father. He has
a passion for classic and old motorcycles, and his family has a
number of rescue dogs, so both motorcycles or our dogs feature heavily
in his beautiful paintings.
 Art
for Indian artist , Swapnil
Srivastava is a medium to express her inner self and surroundings.
Rich in symbolism, her paintings express feelings and emotion in
a beautifully executed style and use of colour and texture.
Polish artist Magdalena Sonta
has been living in Ireland for nine years and started her 'adventure
with the painting' in 2007. Her main inspiration comes from her
imagination, and the world around her. The oil paintings have a
charming surreal and naive quality about them.
 Steven
Jones finds inspiration for his art in the life, colours and
atmosphere of the seaside. In recent years he has painted his own
3 children on various beaches in North Wales, capturing their happy
splashes through the waves in the bright summer sunlight. He enjoys
using different thickness of oil paint on canvas to capture the
movement of the figures and the sea. Very joyful artwork.
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 Stuart
Marshall creates are that has both realistic and surrealistic
/ fantasy themes, inspired by Tolkien. He also produces photorealistic
imagery and a range of abstract patterns and textures.
 Patrick
Owen Wilson's captures nature with his watercolours "in
a manner that begins with a delicate mental image expressive of
a deep inner passion". Poppies, water lilies and plum blossoms
seem to float around on the page as if the wind is still blowing
them even though they have been captured into stillness by Patrick's
paint brush. To view his range of prints from the original paintings,
click on his name or the above image.
Inspired by the urban environment,
Christopher Morgan's art is drawn to the surfaces and textures
surrounding him, such as "the scratched mark, initials in chalk
or paint, the handpainted signs, the crudely rendered wall..."
The paintings have the essence of worn and ripped billboards with
graffiti dubs, as the viewer creates meaning from the enigmatic
layers.
After retiring from body building in November 2007, ex. Mr Universe
Kenneth Clarke took up
drawing. The human form, in it's most sculpted and toned, is prominent
in his work which if often fantastical in subject matter. As Kenneth
says 'There is nothing like the curves and shape of a beautiful
body'. He has produced some exciting new abstract work and also
abstract works that feature the human form, with evocative titles
such as 'Black Swan', 'Judas', and 'Saviour'.
 Penny
Gardiner's art is inspired by her interests in nature, and the
esoteric arts which include yoga, meditation, charkas, kahhabla,
and colour therapy. Living in France, Penny's paintings are constructed
on similar concepts as mandalas and yantras which contain symbols,
shapes, figures and colour energy combined and united.
 Louise
Ellerington is a figurative painter, originally from Yorkshire
and now living in Leicester, who uses strong symbolism to portray
deeply hidden emotions within her subject matter. Flesh tones and
anatomy are all handled sumptuously and indeed many of her works
have a look and feel of the old masters, while her subject matter
ranges from the contemporary to the ethereal.
 Jack
Millar is a British based artist based in the Philippines. Inspired
by the beauty, and wonder in the created world i.e. the soft turn
of a petal, the tempest at sea, the majesty of cliffs, mountains,
and trees, the blues of the sky each day, and the beauty of sunsets
each night.
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