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Browse through our directory of local and international artists to view examples of their artistic style, see where they are exhibiting, follow them on social media and contact each artist direct.
 Stephen works out of studios in the New Forest and South of France, where he runs highly successful painting and printmaking workshops throughout the summer months. |
 Brought up on a farm, Biddy experienced the constant cycle of birth, life and death. A fascination with this still holds, and Biddy’s inspiration is drawn from close observation of life cycles in nature. |
 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. |
 Stewart’s stunning metre square canvases take their cue from the colours of the sea and coastline; local fishing boats and beach huts. |
 Sally comes from a family of artists and works from a studio in her garden. Having been a radio presenter and journalist for many years, she began printmaking after moving to the South Coast. |
 Paul specialises in contemporary semi-abstract seascapes and landscapes, and distinctive portraiture. |
 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. |
 Will Rochfort is a Hampshire based artist who works predominantly in oils and focuses on snapshots of people in time. |
 Michael has come along way since graduation in Design in 1997. At the beginning of his career, working from his parents garage, he used nuts and bolts and reclaimed steel to create all sorts of animals, reptiles and bugs. |
 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. |