Bron Williams-Ellis RCA
Bronwyn Williams-Ellis is an artist and highly skilled independent designer craftswoman. A ceramist since 1973 she specialises in designing and making ceramic tiles to commission.
Ingrid Skoglund
Currently an exhibiting member of Guildford Art Society, Village Artists and West Surrey Artists. Artwork exhibited in London and the south, sometimes with The RWS.
Sue Goodchild
Whatever the time of year there is always an inspiration in the garden for this artist and gardener.
Susie Lidstone FRSA
Surrey artist Susie Lidstone FRSA, SFP MSAI has been painting for over 30 years. Inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, she finds watercolour the perfect medium.
L. Paul Matthews
Paul paints contemporary wildlife paintings, where the subject takes centre stage and the mood is set by light and shade. He was a finalist in the David Shepherd Foundation’s Wildlife Artist of the Year.
Brian Steventon RBSA
Brian works from the life model and plein air and uses the sketch book extensively. He models the abstract from the reality, expressiveness is crucial to progress of his work.
Gerry Defries
Gerry discovered his interest in painting around 15 years ago, primarily as a relief from the stress of his professional life. He attended the Hampstead School of Art for 11 years.
Heather Tamplin
Heather's paintings in oil, acrylic and mixed media, feature realistic areas contrasting and creating tension with areas of looser brushstrokes, drips, splats, runs and graphic elements.
Michael Hill
President of Plymouth Watercolour Society Michael Hill teaches art and is also a member of Plymouth Society of Artists. Born in Plymouth he studied graphic art and design.
Sally Pinhey AOI, SGM
Sally Pinhey’s work is known for its liveliness, charm and detail as well as botanical accuracy. This renowned Dorset artist has illustrated three specialist books for major publishers.
Joanna Commings
Joanna works in acrylics, which she loves for their versatility, almost always on canvas. She will begin with a loose wash and then build up layers.
C. Bromley-Gardner
In 2023 Caroline took part in an art project in Lake Como, Italy followed by a summer exhibition and Gurr Johns. "I offered seven paintings and all sold."
Liz Watts SWA
While living in France, Liz Watts studied decorative porcelain painting, ceramic work and sculpture. Prior to this she worked as a veterinary surgeon in farm and small animal practice.
Danny Mooney
Although Danny Mooney has prosopagnosia (facial blindness), in the studio he paints people. "Making images of people helps me remember them," he says. He studied at Goldsmiths.
Andrew Matheson RBSA
The wheel forms the basis of most of Andrew Matheson's work. Skills learnt through repetition throwing and the discipline required help to inform and develop the individual pieces.
Vandacrafts
Vanda Zebrak attended Harrow Art College and her work encompasses different media including kiln formed fused glass, in collaboration with her husband, Peter Smyth.
The Wykeham Gallery
A leading contemporary art gallery in Stockbridge, Hampshire exhibiting the work of many established British and international artists such as Karl Martens as well as younger emerging artists.
Wendy Yeo RWSW
Wendy Yeo is a member of the Royal Watercolour Society of Wales. A graduate of the Slade School of Fine Art, University of London, her paintings are in public and private collections.
John Atkinson
John has twice won the SAA Artist of the Year for best Waterscape, Boats and Landscape Category. He also won the SAA Artist of the Year 2008 for portrait and figure painting.
Silvia Pastore
Silvia has a fine art degree from Central School of Art and Design, London and has studied printmaking. For the last 40 years she has worked extensively in oil, watercolour and pastel.
Dominic Fondé FGE ARMS
Glass blower and engraver Dominic Fondé is a Fellow of the Guild of Glass Engravers and an Associate member of the Royal Society of Miniature Painters, Sculptors and Gravers.
Linda Saul ARWS
Linda works in water based mixed media. Her theme is the built environment and the passage of time - decay, weathering, adaptation, repair and construction.
Austen Pinkerton
Austen Pinkerton studied at the Oxford School of Architecture and Goldsmiths College, London University School of Art, graduating in 1976 with a Batchelor of Arts in Fine Art (Painting).
Richard Blacklaw-Jones
Richard Blacklaw-Jones creates abstract art from plastics, fibreglass, rubber, trainer shoe soles and flip flop soles. These materials are retrieved from beaches then worked and mounted on plywood.
Bernie Moore RBSA
Shropshire based Bernie Moore is an elected member of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (RBSA). He has won the RBSA national first prize and the GMC Trust Award.
Jill Barthorpe
Jill Barthorpe is a graduate of the Slade School of Art and her paintings are often selected for 'Critics Choice' exhibitions and sold through Christie's contemporary art sales.
Elaine Peto
A graduate of Exeter College of Art & Design, where she studied animals via livestock markets and the abattoir, using the media of photography and drawing to record the structure of the carcass.
Frances Bildner
Frances Bildner is a professional painter who has exhibited widely in both Europe and the United States. She is also the founder of Creative Wiz Kids. It is a children's playgroup in London.
Lydia Milford
Devon based Lydia Milford trained in illustration at St. Martins, London. She works in watercolour and mixed media and is inspired by the coast and countryside of Devon and Cornwall.
Eric Pentecost
Eric studied at West Sussex College of Art and Design and has held successful exhibitions in Brittany, the Algarve and Guernsey. He has sold work at shows in London.
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