As a collage artist surrounded by beautiful countryside, nature is Hayley's biggest inspiration. The changing seasons - the stillness and structure of winter, crisp autumn leaves and the emergence of springtime - often find their way into her collages.
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Charles Martin has lived on the coast for most of his life, with boat building as his day job. Now he's retired he enjoys experimenting with his artwork, with colour vibrancy being of key importance.
Celia Lewis's mixed media pieces combine her love for watercolour with linocut. She enjoys the physical carving of the designs and the anticipation of success or disaster when the first print comes off the press. Read more about Celia Lewis here.
Rachel Tappin's art celebrates nature. Working from her home studio, she loves to experiment with a variety of techniques and materials, including gelli-plate printed textures, gouache, soft pastels, and textiles, to bring the natural world that inspires her to life.
Mary Woodin's watercolour journey started with a student project at the Royal College of Art, instigated by the then Prince Charles who suggested she try his favoured medium.