Featured Artist: Jane Hunt
We speak with Jane Hunt about her practice, from the importance of painting en plain air to how she strives to help others through her teaching.
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Featured Artist: Iva Vanacova
Iva Vanacova is an artist and illustrator living in Prague. Her fashion illustrations reflect a love of colour, elegance, movement and pattern. Prior to shifting to working in fashion, Vanacova…
Featured Artist: Alice Wilson
Multimedia artist Alice Wilson speaks to us about her process and practice, from utilising repurposed materials to explore the concept of landscape, to how residencies have impacted her work.
Featured Artist: Elyse Blackshaw
Elyse Blackshaw promotes sustainable and inclusive fashion illustration through her workshops, using scrap materials and her own recycled pieces
Featured Artist: Andrew Jamieson
Throughout his 40-year career as a heraldic artist and manuscript illustrator, Andrew Jamieson has used Winsor & Newton watercolours and gouache.
Featured Artist: Orlanda Broom
Orlanda Broom creates vibrant, colourful paintings of lush and floral landscapes and fluid and abstract resin works.
Featured Artist: August Sandström
Stockholm-based watercolour artist August Sandström discusses his creative process and the inspiration behind the moody, rainy-day rural landscapes of northern Sweden in his paintings.
Featured Artist: Tim Fowler
Meet Tim Fowler, a mixed-media artist who speaks with us about his vibrant botanical compositions and their connection to his West African ancestry.
Featured artist: Cécile Lobert
Cécile Lobert is a Belgian neurodiverse, non-verbal visual artist. Cécile spent her youth in the United Arab Emirates, France and Libya. Today, Cécile works in a studio based in Brussels.…
Featured Artist: John Booth
Get to know John’s playful and colourful work that spans the fields of high fashion and interiors.
Featured Artist: Hand Engraver and Jeweller, Castro Smith
Castro smith is a hand engraver and jeweller who perfected his craft with Japanese Masters in 2017 and is now selling his work.
Making a mark: give yourself permission to experiment and make mistakes
Artist Dahren Davey tells us how 'mistakes' can be opportunities or even a gift! Read on for a look at how he experiments throughout his process.
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