Michelle is an artist and art tutor based in the Peak District. Passionate about her love of drawing, Michelle specialises in working in pen and ink, sometimes adding touches of watercolour. Her inspiration comes from the natural world, wildlife and the mythology and local folklore of the landscape. In her work, Michelle captures the beauty …
As a sculptor and designer working with ceramics and concrete, Jo’s work spans functional tableware to design-led object collections and one-off sculptural art works. Inspired by architecture and Japanese minimalism her practice explores form, texture, and the expressive qualities of raw materials. Jo exhibits internationally and was recently recognised at the London Sculpture Prize 2025 …
Ellie’s practice explores how natural forms can be reinterpreted through digital processes. Using techniques such as photography, scanning and printing, she creates intricate compositions from foraged or sustainably sourced flora and fauna. Time spent walking through our landscapes often sparks new ideas, allowing observation and connection with nature away from the screen. Back in the …
Walking in nature is central to Murniah’s practice. Immersed in the landscape, space opens for reflection—ideas emerge and questions begin to find answers. In a fast-paced world where we are often disconnected from what truly matters, these works invite viewers to step away from distraction and reconnect with the real. The work encourages a slowing …
New to the art world, John has been creating acrylic art work for just over a year. Other creations include photography of Saltaire and digital art work.
Bronte creates relief woodblock prints and collagraph prints with hand painted elements. She explores the essence of being through personal narrative, with a desire to create connection to the land and observe our relationship with nature. She spends half her year in the desert of Baja, Mexico. The culture, light, colour and landscape have left …
Figurative, landscape and abstract drawings in graphite and pastel. Ian’s work engages with identity and place. Emotional architecture. Psychological landscapes. Memory. Visibility. Revelation of the hidden. Liminal space. A moment suspended. An alteration of states.
Anna is a self-taught paper cutter with a background in printmaking. Initially creating one dimensional work she now specialises in multilayered pieces that she designs, draws, and cuts with a scalpel. Using tonal papers and embossing tools, Anna sculpts the paper to create depth and movement before carefully layering each piece into box frames. She …
Elizabeth StClair is an artist specialising in felt artwork. Her creations revolve around elements of the natural environment, drawing inspiration from the diverse colours of nature and the distinctive expressions of the animals she portrays. The course of her creative process involves layering various fibre types such as merino wool, silk, and bamboo resulting in …
The colourful sculptures are cast in glass and are built to fire the imagination. The collage and mixed media paintings are light and colourful, made by various processes using primarily acrylic paint, gel printing and many different kinds of paper.