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Lou Boulter
I create mainly large acrylic pieces that fit no particular ‘ism’. Life has allowed me to experience many cultures, most recently, a spell in St Lucia, on a commission to create artwork for a hotel. Whilst there I excitedly stumbled into running art classes, which was new territory for me but proved to be great [...]
Stuart Fiddes
As an art student of the late sixties, I realised that graphic design was where I wanted to go. Now after over 30 years of working in the “creative industries” and having owned successful design companies I have returned to my roots and am exploring all the nooks and crannies of my once-dormant soul. Thus [...]
Albert Duplock
I love telling stories in my work and try to create pieces that are full of detail and rhythm. I am fascinated by the way people stand and gather together to celebrate whether on the beach, at a festival or sports event creating patterns and energy. I work in a variety of mediums depending on [...]
Janet Jopson
I studied at Harrow Art School from the age of sixteen, where I discovered an enthusiasm for the printing processes, particularly Batik and Lino Cut. I continued this specialism at the University of London. I have shown this work in individual and shared exhibitions in the South East, Somerset and Devon where I now live. [...]
Janis Glover
I enjoy working to commission and use a range of media, small and large scale. Often found sitting on a deserted beach or bleak moor I am just as happy drawing life from the seat of a bus!! My solo exhibition last year was devoted to Dartmoor and I have recently completed a series on Lundy Island. The [...]
Duncan Hopkins
Why do I make paintings? Essentially, I make paintings because I like to make pictures. I have always made pictures for enjoyment, communication or as secret codes. Over the years I have made images using collage, photography, drawing, more paint, print and digital media – some for myself, some for clients. I have made pictures [...]