Hampshire

Sally has been painting in watercolours since she was a small child. Art has been her lifelong passion and the feeling she has for her subjects is so intimately reflected in her studies.

The landscape that society offers up is one that is so dynamic, colourful and radiant that at times it is almost impossible to grapple with the creative juices and decide which way to go.

Art in the Yard is a weekly pop up outdoor community art event for viewing a variety of work on display by local artists. The event is held every Sunday, weather permitting, starting from 8th April.

From a fine art painting, a drawing, artist’s paintings or sketches, a limited edition print, a family photograph, a fabric print, a diploma or other certificate...or even a funky frame for your WiFi code...they all come to life when in the right frame.

The Salt Marsh Gallery is new to Lymington for 2017. You will get a warm welcome from Ed and Tanya Ingleton who run the gallery where you can then see their edited collection inspired by their coastal surroundings.

Coastal Gallery is a leading independent contemporary art gallery, situated in Lymington in the New Forest.

The Jabulani Art Gallery is located in Milford on Sea, Hampshire and run by Hampshire watercolour artist and proprietor Sally Hamilton.

The Lymington Arts Group promotes the enjoyment and appreciation of visual arts and crafts by providing meetings, workshops and outings.

The Lymington Arts Group annual exhibition is being held in the Masonic Hall, off Lymington High Street. View art for sale on display by local members.

The Milford Art Group was formed approximately thirty years ago for local artists to meet, share their knowledge and expertise.

ArtPakk is a reusable bag for protecting art works and frames and is one of the most protective art bag on the market.

Adrian's hand crafted yachts are inspired by his daily job, working with yachts and motor boats in Lymington's Yacht Haven.

With previous generations of her family steeped in the farming life, it is perhaps not surprising that Ann Squire grew up surrounded by a motley collection of animals.

Barbara studied art at school in Ireland where she obtained her GCE in the subject along with several grades of RSA Examinations.

Bobby is an artist, illustrator and muralist living in the heart of the inspirational New Forest.

Brenda paints in several mediums and contemporary styles. Able to slip with ease between the challenges of portraiture, human form, landscapes, still life and abstract work, she passionately strives to capture the spirit, mood and emotions that inspire and often compel her to paint.

Carol is a sculptor, pastel painter and photographer based in the New Forest. She specialises in African animals, mostly the big cats and cheetahs.

Cathy has been drawing from an early age and has always loved to draw animals, nature, wildlife and landscapes.

Growing up in Wales I spent my youth being drawn to the fields and beaches of the Gower Peninsular. Escaping the city to surf, and relaxing in the fields around camp fires, I found myself being happiest immersed in either the waves or sat amongst the flowing grasses and flowers.

Eileen's paintings are inspired by local and Cornish landscapes, harbours and coastlines. Artwork ranges from representational to abstract in acrylic and mixed media.

I am a Hampshire artist specialising in screen printing. I first started screen printing whilst studying for my A level art at Peter Symonds College in Winchester. It is a technique that really inspired me and I used it in my final piece for my A level.

George has, over the years, produced extensive portfolios of subjects ranging from figure, wildlife and still life to land and seascapes.

I'm a painter. I make other kinds of work - installations and readymades - but really, it all relates to painting on one or more than one level: the process, the classification, the history, of painting.

Hampshire Open Studios is an annual art trail where the visiting public can meet artists in their homes, studios and galleries free of charge.

A fantastic new art and crafts event has taken residence in Stockbridge. Hampshire Pop Up Studios brings you quality art and crafts direct from the maker.

A painter deeply inspired by the coast and countryside around her, whilst equally happy to tackle the challenges of architecture and townscapes, or portraits of people and animals.

Lost in watercolour washes? Confused by acrylics? Or not sure whether to use pastel or charcoal? With Heather's tuition you will learn useful techniques and skills to improve your drawing and painting.

Inspired by the colours and textures of coastal scenery.

Helen has taught since 1989 working in adult, further and higher education in Dorset and Hampshire in subjects including drawing, painting, graphic design, illustration, spatial design and interior architecture.

It is difficult to pin down my style of painting, as it has moved on from an obsession conveying speed to expressing my reaction to a specific place, from busy construction sites (one painting won the Lord Mayor of London Award) to sea or rivers here and abroad.

Janie is a self-taught artist from a family with a strong tradition in painted media, and has painted and sketched all her life.

Jules makes wheel thrown and hand built pottery - functional tableware and one-off studio pieces. Working predominately with stoneware clay and mid-range glazes.

To walk by the sea is a feast for the senses. To watch the ever changing light and colour, to hear the sounds and smell the salt in the air help to create the magic of living by the sea.

Karen is a self taught artist from the New Forest and has been painting most of her life. Her style is very detailed and realistic with a variety of subject matter ranging from local forest scenes,architectural subjects to vintage vehicles and animal portraits.

The uniqueness of my work comes from combining the unpretentious beauty of textile craft techniques with the sophistication of fine art.

Lindsey was born in Poole Dorset. After leaving Poole Pottery as a ceramic artist in 1996, She is now a self taught Hampshire based Artist living in Ringwood practising in a wide range of subjects and matter.

Lorraine Newman has 14 years experience and is a versatile artist who specialises in pet portraits in pastels and abstract and seascapes in acrylics.

Aluminium and wood based sculptures using things people usually throw away or forget at the bottom of a drawer. I am by nature a squirrel/a hoarder and never throw away broken jewellery, old screws, buttons, small toys and everyday bits