Lucy Fiona Morrison has established a reputation as a painter renowned for capturing the character and essence of the land. Driven by a desire to remind viewers of the beauty of the landscape and inspired by diverse vistas, Morrison is compelled to translate the breadth of colours, shapes, and forms onto canvas. Morrison’s gestural oil …
With a special interest in colour, texture and pattern, Jane Fielder clearly expresses her optimistic nature through her bright and vibrant creations. She studied at Dublin Farnham and Bradford, and features among her subjects flowers, children and domestic scenes. Not afraid to experiment with new subjects and media, Jane’s unwillingness to tie her work down …
David’s work is characterised by heavily applied oil paint which gives a considerable physical depth to his painting. Subject matter includes the landscape of Yorkshire with trees often as the central focus of his work. By portraying the forms and character of individual specimens, or groups in woodland, the viewer is led to a greater …
Mistry explores the properties of paint, resin, solvents, inks and pigments. He draws influences from the natural sciences, the cosmos and nature. This includes desire lines; the curves of organic forms. He uses these influences and combines them with both microscopic and macroscopic views of the world. He revels in manipulating the physical properties of …
Helen explores the themes of nature and the environment through her paintings, whether it be the beauty of landscape, flora or fauna. Colour and light are explored using a variety of media from traditional oil, acrylic paint, coloured pencils and mixed media. Helen’s recent focus has been on animals, but she also enjoys creating landscapes …
Ian paints mainly coastal and industrial subjects. He visits places that have a history of working people and past glories, industry on the wain and the re use of post industrial land and structures. He uses bold colours and angels to give a monumental feel to often basic or faded subjects. The fishing industry, it’s …
The weather and its impact on the landscape plays a significant part in Paula’s work. She likes to play with combinations of colours, textures and expressive marks to create mood, atmosphere, drama. When Paula starts a painting, she has no end point in mind. Painting intuitively, focusing first on the desire to work with particular …
Working in acrylics and with gold leaf, Zosia paints landscapes, interiors and small scenes, finding inspiration in everyday environments. She works from a mixture of found photographs and her own excursions, combining tactile textures with the painted image to make objects to be measured.
Based in North Yorkshire, Kimberli works expressively and intuitively in acrylics, watercolours, pastels, oil pastels, collage, embossing foil, encaustic wax, found objects, and ink. Kimberli’s self-taught painting technique focuses on spontaneous creativity and not being tied to any one particular outcome. Her many-layered paintings emerge as bursts of spirited energy and colour. She is inspired …
When Debi looks at a scene, she immediately speculates about what is going on. She is fascinated by the ways people relate to each other and the world they live in. The wide-ranging mixture of Yorkshire’s industrial and rural landscape provides endless scope for visual storytelling. The artist may direct attention with colour and tone, …