My jewellery is predominantly of silver and copper which I often combine together. My love of iconography is translated into often witty but contemporary themes. I have been making jewellery for a number of years now and never get tired of new techniques and ideas that inspire me to create.
www.hazelsutton.co.uk

Hand-made and electroformed copper and silver jewellery inspired by nature.

www.birchsilver.co.uk

I mainly paint with acrylics, but also work with pencil. I tend to use a broad range of subjects, preferably natural (landscapes, people and animals). I’ve gained inspiration from many sources including magazines and newspapers. I enjoy amalgamating different pictures or scenes in order to construct the look that you see in a lot of my work. I love the dreamscape look.

www.bristolartist.co.uk

Chalk pastels, painted furniture, painted china, wood and metal sculpture, art prints and greeting cards of my chalk pastel work.

www.nellnile.co.uk

Photographer

www.nicamera.webeden.co.uk

Jeweller

Coming from a background of hairdressing and floristry, jewellery design seemed to be a natural progression incorporating textures, colours and materials to suit the individual. My bespoke jewellery is all handmade to suite a variety of client tastes and requirements and to that end offers a unique design concept. I also offer free ‘one-to-one’ consultations for commission orders.

email Phillip

Rachel’s primary art medium is photography; she also enjoys printmaking, enamelling and collage. Her subjects are varied and she likes to capture the world at its best by using an alternative view point other than standard eye height. She uses both digital and film cameras and prefers to have total control of the image through the lens, film type, composition and camera settings.

www.rs-arts.co.uk

The meaning of meaning: a psychotherapy experiment in acrylics on canvas. Context is everything.

www.silvercatpsychotherapy.co.uk

I produce graphic contemporary prints exploring natural elements and simple everyday objects. I use birds frequently in my work as representations of relationships. I am often inspired by a quote from a book or from a snippet of conversation or a well known saying, which I sometimes use as the titles. I consider screen printing an ideal way to combine my line drawing with colour.
I have successfully worked as an Illustrator and I have illustrated a Childrens book and I have also designed soft toys for ‘Jellycat’.

www.suerobson.com

I have been working as a freelance Illustrator for 10 years, after gaining my Illustration degree at Bower Ashton, Bristol.
I work mainly in pencil and watercolour, and also pen, ink and wash, with my specialities being architecture, figure, floral and animals. My main body of published work is Architectural Illustration and Greetings card designs. In addition to this I publish my own greetings cards, and carry out many private commissions which include architecture,landscape, pet portraits and still life.
www.tessanorrisillustration.co.uk

My glass work combines contemporary designs and techniques with traditional stained glass methods, to produce art rich in colour and texture.
Commissions welcome.

email Tracey

I paint mostly in oil but sometimes multimedia – acrylic, watercolour, ink, print, collage, embroidery… mainly commissions for family and friends.   I take inspiration from dreams, fantasy, childhood, nature, spiritual symbolism, human and animal forms…  My paintings often tell a story – sometimes dark, sometimes playful!

email Willow