Hampshire

Jacqui in an international artist and shown at solo shows in Atlanta, Georgia, USA and The Birmingham NEC Show. Visit Jacqui's own art gallery near Ringwood, where she will be able to show and explain her work at your leisure.

Lynne works from her studio just outside Romsey, where she enjoyings experimenting with different types of media and techniques.

Marina uses oil on canvas as her medium and uses a variety of different brushing and palette knife techniques to achieve the stunning effects in her landscape impressionism.

Vivien is inspired by the coastlines, ancient landscape and geography of the British Isles, or perhaps just a distant memory.

Jill has been painting for three years now. The first two years were spent learning Watercolours in a weekly tuition session.

Andy lives and works in Lymington. After leaving Brockenhurst College Sixth Form, Andy studied at Rytecotewood College of Agricultural Engineering in Thame, Oxfordshire.

Trudi specialises in projects that are inspired by places and communities. Her work is site specific; utilising research, collaboration, community skills and design through to final installation.

I am a sculptor. My work has been exhibited in galleries in the UK and France and has been purchased by private collectors.

Wendy works from a studio in Winchester. Her work is incredibly versatile, including light installation, video, drawing and printmaking.

Born in Poland, Arkadiuz now lives and works in the New Forest. He creates his vessels from white stoneware clay, a strong and resilient medium.

Audrey derives inspiration for her beautiful watercolours and pastels from the Cotswold landscape and the coastlines of Dorset, Devon and Hampshire.

Baxter is a freelance photographer. He divides his time between Lymington and Cornwall. The two places constantly inspire his passion for landscape photography.

Bev’s inspiration is found in the local boatyards and coastal areas, especially with the ephemeral colours, patterns and textures found on boat hulls and boatyard detritus.

Caroline works from an open studio in Winchester where visitors can come and go whilst she paints. ‘I am not an artist who yearns for solitude.

Chris likes painting foliage and ‘the chaotic, messy bits of nature – the bits people walk past or over without noticing’. Working in oils and at life size, Chris has a meticulous eye for detail and a wonderfully quirky view of the world.