Karen Edward is a fulltime artist working from her studio in a wee fishing village. She works in traditional methods, first sketching, then painting in gouache, acrylic, watercolours and inks. She makes all her own papers for collage pieces and also works digitally on her computer, painting on a Wacom tablet.
Read more about Karen Edward here
Nestled deep in rural England, artist Marcella Cooper can usually be found in the side room of her thatched cottage, either painting or carving out a lino cut. Her favourite time is just before dusk, the moon highlighting the chase of the hares as the owl silently swoops. Then it is back to the warmth of the kitchen to settle down to listen to the radio.
Diana Ashdown has always had an experimental approach to her work and has fun devising new techniques to produce lino prints. With the addition of gorgeous colours, she aims to create something unique.
Our new artist, Chris Williamson, works primarily in oil on panel, although he has been known to work on paper, walls, canvas and computer...even the backs of envelopes. Utilising photo and sketch references - on-site where possible - he has recently started using an iPad, which he says is very exciting - 'All those tools in one box!' His early work was based on the hills and landscape surrounding his home.
However, he is also drawn to the sea and tries to visit the coast for a beer and inspiration when time and finance allows. As you can see, he quite like dogs.
Here at Green Pebble we absolutely love our latest artist's use of colour. Jenny Hancock's vibrant paintings positively explode from the canvas, spreading joy is all direction.
Two of Jenny's happiest places are her garden and studio. She lives in a rural location and has a studio with doors that open onto her garden, through which she can see the countryside beyond.
'From these I take much of my inspiration,' she explains. 'Painting mainly with acrylics and oils, I also make multi-layered hand-printed lino cuts. I enjoy both processes, so some days it’s a painting day and others I can’t wait to print!'