Alicia Stewart:
My work celebrates the magic of the British countryside and wildlife by exploring themes of light and bright, vibrant colours in my oil landscape and animal paintings. I use metallic accents to bring a touch of sparkle to my expressive skies and sunsets.
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Karen Needs:
Karen Needs is a Lincolnshire-based artist creating bold, instinctive paintings inspired by the unruly side of nature. Working intuitively with layers, raw marks, wayward lines and unapologetic colour, she is drawn to imperfection and the beauty found in things that refuse to be neat and tidy.
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Helen Zalewski:
I am a Lincolnshire based textile artist, creating pieces from new and reclaimed textiles, metal and yarns. My work is inspired by nature’s quiet beauty, my imagination and a hope that it makes you remember a pause in the wildflowers, a running hare or moment you keep close to your heart.
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Radost Dimitrova:
Radost Dimitrova is a watercolour artist and small art YouTube creator who finds inspiration in nature, everyday surroundings and human emotions. Her work explores the beauty and character of the natural world through expressive watercolour, while her YouTube channel documents her creative process, artistic journey and exploration of different subjects and techniques.
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Kate Boulton:
Kate Boulton is a ceramicist whose lifelong passion for abstract art has inspired her to develop a distinctive practice that bridges the worlds of ceramics and painting. Working with ceramic tiles as her canvas, Kate uses slips, glazes and oxides as her ‘paint’, creating miniature abstract landscapes in clay.
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Lorraine Thorpe:
Lorraine connects with the emotional side of life, the images and textured surface of her paintings represent energy and emotions she experiences, her spontaneity is a key factor that accompanies her creative vision.
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Fiona Hodges:
Fiona works across ceramics, painting, drawing, collage and mixed media, choosing materials that best express each idea. Inspired by everyday life, she explores ordinary objects, observations, conversations and news. Her current work focuses on domestic rituals and comforts, particularly sleeping cats and dogs. Humour often adds meaning through imagery and titles.
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Lisa Tank:
After Art College in the mid 80’s at Lincoln Art College and then studying Ceramics in Cornwall, I returned to Lincolnshire, and field trips around the country have inspired my love of the landscape and in working ‘en plein air’ as much as possible. My work is usually colourful and expressive.
Debs Davis:
I am a textile artist & print maker based in Woodhall Spa. I have always enjoyed trying out different techniques. Collagraph & free motion embroidery are both favourites of mine. I take inspiration from the ever changing scenery that nature provides on my doorstep.
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Janet Glazier:
Janet’s work is based on natural forms set often against geometrical structures. Intensity of colour is central to her practice.
Gary Walker:
I’m Gary Walker, now retired, and I’ve enjoyed painting on and off for most of my life. About ten years ago I discovered pastels, and quickly fell in love with their versatility and character. I mainly paint landscapes and dog portraits, and I’m always happy to take on commissions.
Ros Lorimer:
Ros Lorimer is an Artist and Archaeological Illustrator based in South Lincolnshire. Ros loves observing the countryside around her which is reflected in her work. She is currently working on her single show bringing her knowledge of stumpwork and folklore together and retelling stories from Lincolnshire Folklore in her pieces.
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Sharon Sycamore:
Sharon Sycamore is a contemporary, abstract and mixed-media artist based in Lincolnshire. She uses a layered process to give a sense of depth to botanical and landscape studies. The overall mood is joyful, expressive, and slightly whimsical rather than trying to be totally realistic.
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Catherine Nicholson:
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Catherine studied Sculpture – Manchester then Bronze Casting – RCA London. She has painted and exhibited for many years, teaching art and additional support needs in Scotland. Back in Lincolnshire, she uses acrylic and collage in translucent layers capturing the beauty of the natural world and the secret lives of plants and birds.