I studied printmaking as a mature student at Loughborough University. After a time as an Art Therapist I have returned to printmaking. I am inspired by the landscape also by the seas and fish around Australia. This image is one of a series of monoprints made on my return from that continent.

a.vaughan@homecall.co.uk
www.audreyvaughan.com

As I sell most of my paintings from galleries in London, my subject matter is usually of the capital. But I am originally from Nottingham and have recently taken interest in the city’s Architecture especially seen in night light. The painting reflects happy days or late nights with friends having a drink or two.
I don’t use brushes on my art but prefer palette knives and fingers, this gives an impasto texture that I hope adds to the character.

stewart@willo99.freeserve.co.uk
www.stewartwilsonart.com

My paintings explore concepts of our environment, language and culture. Peace on the Edge is from my Process of Peace Series of paintings inspired by a quote attributed to Edmund Burke (1729-1797): “For the triumph of evil it is only necessary that good men do nothing”. I see the development of peace and rejection of violence as a dynamic process, needing continuous positive action by individuals and groups. I feel that achieving global peace and cooperation should be central to our aims for the sake of humanity, our environment and for working towards solutions to climate change.

dot@dotwheeler.co.uk
www.dotwheeler.co.uk

I am a Fine Art student studying at the University of Derby. I am in my second year of my BA Hons course. My work addresses nature and the spiritual aspect of that nature. I am primarily an abstract painter who works instinctively from the world around me and my interaction with that world.

davidarty@msn.com

I am a Fine Art student studying at the University of Derby. I am in my second year of my BA Hons course. My work addresses nature and the spiritual aspect of that nature. I am primarily an abstract painter who works instinctively from the world around me and my interaction with that world.

davidarty@msn.com

I am a fine art student at Loughborough University who works with everyday, throwaway materials in order to produce work in a variety of media whilst exploring form and tactility, alongside contrast of materials and the ways in which they interact with each other.

K.R.Ward-07@student.lboro.ac.uk

A small object holding detail and intricacy made from acorn cups, cast in silver. The object can be placed on a spindle to create a kinetic form or simply enjoyed as an intricate object. This piece is intimate and asks for the spectator to look, to see what the object holds…

taterachel@hotmail.com

I like to work on a variety of subjects, in a variety of styles; the key is that the subject and style excite and challenge me.
‘And the Land Died Slowly’ depicts an autumn wood but with the sky suggesting that perhaps something more sinister is at work!

Richard.simkins@talk21.com

The pyramid is a very loaded symbol, it suggests ideas such as power, authority, mans beliefs in progress, and his dominion over nature. ‘Inverse’ suggests that primordial, elemental power of nature which man is at the mercy of, and cannot transcend. Civilizations usually collapse through exhausting their natural resources and not recognising their inter relationship with their environment. ‘Inverse’ is really a questioning of mans belief that he is in any way superior or ‘special’, exempt from laws of inter relationship which apply to the rest of creation.

dermotp@gmail.com
www.dermotpunnett.com

Philippa Powell lives and paints in West Northamptonshire. Watercolour is her first love with its transparency and immediate nature allowing her to explore the play of light and shadows in her, often architectural landscapes. However she loves to travel and scenes from Cornwall, English gardens to Mediterranean streets inspire her.

pippowell@hotmail.com
www.philippa-powell.co.uk