Emily makes colourful and contemporary knitwear for you and your home. Each piece is designed, knitted and made by hand in her Nottingham studio. A colourist at heart and inspired by the Scottish rich textile industry, Emily grew up around the Borders of Scotland.
Will Sharp Jewellery is a Leeds-based Contemporary jewellery brand with a sustainable focus. Inspired by mid-century design the jewellery is lightweight and perfect for everyday wear. Made using PLA, a plant-based, sustainable material and recycled silver. Processes involve 3D printing and traditional jewellery making techniques.
A common theme throughout Becca’s work is documenting the evidence of presence and human expression, grasping the untouchable. Most notably, Becca paints with silver. Due to the transient nature of her making process, each and every piece of her jewellery is beautifully unique. A fleeting gesture or moment of movement – a sweep of silver …
The Print Lass is a screen printer and illustrator working from her home studio in Oakworth, West Yorkshire. Inspired by mid-century illustration and decorative arts, her work embraces the simple, graphic shapes and textural, hand-drawn elements of that era and her use of neon and primary inks bring a playful vibrancy to her pieces. She …
At Object Ceramics, designer-maker Sally Bradley celebrates beauty in the ordinary, creating handcrafted, original tableware. Originally trained as a studio potter in Cornwall, Sally creates objects for function as well as ornament. The range includes bowls, plates, teapots and cups of all sizes, all made using traditional stoneware techniques with simple shapes and natural colours. …
James Bywood is a Leeds based contemporary landscape artist. His work focuses on the landscapes of Yorkshire and beyond and has in recent times included a great many pieces capturing the essence of plants and trees within the context of the landscape they are found. The work James will bring to the fair includes a …
Colourful statement jewellery, combining silver, copper, brass with hand painted and printed plywood and aluminium. Using linocut patterns, Gwyneth handprints patterns onto painted plywood and aluminium layering and playing. Working intuitively, she never really knows what patterns and textures will emerge. Each piece is unique.
Stephanie creates one of a kind metalwork including hand raised copper vessels, jewellery and decorative hangings. Patination is her main discipline, combined with traditional metalsmithing techniques including saw-piercing, forming, and soldering. Stephanie has a broad range of inspirations in her work including nature and Art Deco influences. After graduating from Wolverhampton University in 2012, Stephanie …
Mike concentrates on turning one-off pieces working with more difficult or unusual pieces of timber, making use of the natural shape of the tree by exposing the grain or ‘defects’ within it in an interesting and/or sympathetic way. He particularly enjoys working with burred or damaged material, revealing the beauty within the wood and letting its …
James is an artist/printmaker and specialises in linocut and screenprint. His subjects range from landscapes to UK wildlife to surreal donkey compositions. Outside of his personal work he has creates commissions for people like The Hepworth Wakefield, English Heritage and Sheffield Childrens Festival.