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.
Lively, fun and colourful - Green Pebble now has a range of cards for children of all ages, as well as numbered cards for children aged 1 to 5. Big kids, little kids, kids who love peas (and those who don't) and those kids who love to dance, to party and to dress up ... bring on the good times for each and every one of them!
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One of Sarah McMenemy's favourite activities is spotting beautiful colour combinations and shapes while out walking. She tries to recreate the joy and energy of the scenes, starting with laying down gouache colour washes onto paper and working onto them with further layers of paint, ink and painted collage, building up the image, organically, layer by layer.
Living in a traditional fisherman's cottage by the sea, Helen Braid's paintings are inspired by the rugged coast and country walks on her doorstep. Mornings are her favourite time to work and her studio is filled with paint, pencils, pens and cups of cappuccino. When she's not busy painting she can be found exploring her gorgeous coastline and (only in fair weather!) swimming in the sea.