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Susan loves the flow and immediacy
of watercolour painting. Susan has also recently found
the joys of acrylic painting, and she also use collage.
Susans range and style is very eclectic from traditional
seascapes, landscapes and florals, to spiritual, abstract
and figurative works.
Paul has been painting since the late 1970's and has been
a full time artist since 1996. Initially Paul painted
a wide variety of subjects, concentrating on animal portraiture
for a time before deciding to specialise in transport
subjects. Whilst much of Paul's time is spent on commissioned
paintings, he and his wife Sheila publish many of his
transport paintings as prints.
Having had no formal art training, but having had a working
life in building, Peter has a great love of structures
and their settings. Now living on the edge of the Yorkshire
Dales, Peter was inspired to try his hand at pastel and
pen and ink work.
Joan Sandford-Cook Joan trained with the Byron School of Art in Dorset and during her 2 year natural history course found her love of floral painting in watercolours. As a result Joan was accepted as a member of the Society of Floral Painters, with whom she exhibits annually. Later Joan took up acrylic painting and as a result her floral work became more contemporary, using a layered, textured style on canvas.
Ken Gillam Ken Gillam working in watercolour and acrylic, principally marine subjects but also the occasional landscape. Self taught, and unencumbered by the strictures of a formal art training, he is driven by his love of the sea, which is reflected in his work. This has resulted in over a hundred paintings and commissions both in the UK and America.
John Ranger John was taught to draw by his father, an accomplished artist in his own right. Aged 27 John travelled around the world and studied art for three and a half years in NSW Australia, specialising in portraiture and figurative work.
