Featured Artist: Elyse Blackshaw
Elyse Blackshaw promotes sustainable and inclusive fashion illustration through her workshops, using scrap materials and her own recycled pieces
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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.
Learn more about the artists featured in our Tate Collection II
Winsor & Newton second collection with TATE celebrates five different artists. Learn more about the history of these artists.
Featured Artist: Dahren Davey
"I see a face that I've never seen before every single day of my life. Isn’t that just incredible?" Dahren Davey is a London-based artist who specialises in portraiture.
Let Me Hold You: how one artist brought a community together
London based artist Michaela Yearwood-Dan recently completed the inaugural exhibition at QUEERCIRCLE Gallery in Greenwich, South London, to support a community center for young LGBTQ+ artists. We've established a year-round…
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