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Paul Baines
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Illustration - Printmaking
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UK urban artist. Currently setting up my own screen print studio. I take a skewed look at the 21st Century, unnerving the media, toppling celebrity, bringing attention to the hypocrisy of society. Street art, graffiti and pop art influences.
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Laura Barnard
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Illustration - Printmaking
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I’m a UK based illustrator who specialises in big cityscapes and complex urban patterns. I'll deliver you quick, smart and quirky illustrations reliably and on time. If that’s what you’re looking for, please do get in touch.
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David Beattie
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Drawing - Printmaking - Sculpture
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David is an established Etcher/Artist/Sculptor of over 30 years experience.
His work reflects the personal values of skill.... hard work..and craftmanship...with some talent to master them thrown in.
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Colin Bowen
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Painting - Printmaking - Sculpture
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I paint small trompe l'oeuil paintings relating to the books on your shelves, including some on commission. My assemblages and sculptures, also often on literary themes, are usually of a more esoteric nature.
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Hollie Brown
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Illustration - Printmaking
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Freelance Decorative Illustrator and Printmaker.
Work is best described as humorous and quirky with a lively imagination.
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Rosie Burns
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Painting - Printmaking - Ceramic Art
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obsessive reative is a acurate description, I have alsways needed something to do or make. I paint in the summer and print make and scultp in the winter. I am based in North Devon and Exhibit accross the south west in galleries, hotels and restaurants. See www.rosieburnsartist.com for more of my wotk and to purchase on line.
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Robbi Campbell
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Printmaking
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Robbi works energetically with shape, marks, patterns and evocative combinations of colour. She is interested in the interplay of background and foreground, positive and negative images competing for prominence and drawing the eye of the viewer around the image to find unexpected and exciting texture and detail which inhabit her work.
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Stephen Chan
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Drawing - Illustration - Printmaking
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Illustrator / graphic designer based in liverpool
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David Chandler
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Painting - Printmaking - Sculpture
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Uses themes of classical places and lost cities.
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Clare Crouchman
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Printmaking - Ceramic Art
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Contemporary, ceramic wall panels and prints inspired by rhythmical and repetitive patterns in the landscape. The abstract ceramic designs are created by utilising inlays of different types of clay. Fine lines are etched directly into the surface. A sparing use of oxides and glaze produces subtle colours and preserves the natural stone-like textures.
Prints are collograph etchings in small limited editions of 10.
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Heather Defferary
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Illustration - Printmaking
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Colour, form and text have featured in most of Heather's recent work.
Figure drawing a main interest.
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Emma Fawcett
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Painting - Illustration - Printmaking
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Emma Fawcett takes her inspiration from nature and the magic and mystery of the everyday world. She aims to take the viewer out of ordinary consciousness for a moment with her vibrant use of colour and often a twist on reality. After many years of painting and drawing, she branched into printmaking in 2007 and illustration in 2008.
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Jackie Mary Ann Field
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Drawing - Printmaking
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My ideas are developed through drawing, photography and printmaking taking the viewer on a journey psychologically moving them through space realised in the medium of woodcut. I want the images to begin to take on a monumentality.
Printmaking becomes a continuation from the process of drawing. Looking and describing using the images to explore the dynamics of translating from one medium into woodcut and other printmaking techniques.
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Anne Forte
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Painting - Printmaking
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I work as a painter and printmaker. I enjoy using both mediums which filter into each other, by virtue of their very different processes.
I have had many exhibitions all over the world, and sell my work to private and public collectors.
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alan furneaux
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Painting - Printmaking
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Naive colourist with his own distinct style living in Cornwall
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Louise Gale
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Printmaking
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I am a Cornish painter and printmaker working hard to sell 1 million pieces of my original art for just £1 each. I would love to hear from any of you that are interested in my work and welcome any questions so please feel free to contact me.
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Jan Ryszard Gaska
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Painting - Printmaking
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Jan is a painter/print-maker producing figurative images based on observations of life around him. His work is at times is symbolic & allegorical, exploring the human condition in relation to the environment. He endeavors to create work that contributes to contemporary 'Realist' strategies.
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Pat Knight
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Painting - Printmaking
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Pat Knight is a successful artist based in W.Sussex and has many years experience in Fine Art. After gaining an upper BA Hons degree in fine art painting/printmaking she has exhibited in national and local exhibitions. In 2008 she won First prize in the Sussex Watercolour Society (Student) Open and exhibited at the R.W.S. 21st Century Open, Bankside Gallery London and Chichester National Open. Her work is in private and commercial collection.
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Giuliana Lazzerini
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Painting - Printmaking
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“My first contact with art was in Italy as a child in my father's mosaic studio.
The translucency of mosaic fragments and the way colours can vibrate against each other always fascinated me.
My work is varied and often developed from an idea encountered during a journey that takes me in an unknown territory where I grow as an artist."
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Valeriya Nyamtsova-Georgieva
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Drawing - Printmaking
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Valeriya’s work is inspired by nature and her imagination. She uses her drawings to reproduce her own view of the world creating ink drawings and intaglio/etchings, with which she would like to involve and intrigue the viewer.
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Van Renselar
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Illustration - Printmaking
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THE ART OF VAN RENSELAR - ILLUSTRATIONS TO UNKNOWN STORIES
Van Renselar is primarily concerned with illustrating his own unique view of life using composition, colour and an ever-evolving form of symbolism to create intriguing and strikingly different art. He takes ideas from experiences which are visual, cerebral and emotional in nature.
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Clare Sherwen
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Painting - Printmaking
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I graduated from Wolverhampton University in 1996 with a degree in Fine Art (Printmaking) specialising in Intaglio techniques such as etching. I'm still based in the West Midlands area producing work mainly in watercolours, building up lots of layers and creating a sense of depth, shadow and atmosphere and recently I have gone back to my first love of Printmaking.
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Andy Smith
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Illustration - Printmaking - Calligraphic Art
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Illustration, typography and silkscreen prints
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Marilyn Southey
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Painting - Drawing - Printmaking
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I grew up in the African bush with no worldly influences to direct my artistic endeavours and, despite working in London through the “Brit Art” era, I have trodden the same path ever since, simply trying to capture that which appeals to my senses.
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Jane Stothert
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Painting - Printmaking
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Jane’s training as a Graphic Designer is evident in her work through her love of colour, shape and rhythm. She moves between being purely non-referential to careful analytical observations of London scenes and interiors. More recently she has been inspired not only by the landscapes to be found in London, but also from her trips abroad. Through her unique vision she simplifies her observations into colourful geometric shapes.
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