Zoe Elizabeth Norman is drawn to wild untamed places in the natural world. Sometimes her paintings are inhabited by native animals; other times by wistful, romantic characters from the pages of her favourite books. She loves the rich colours and expressive brush strokes she can achieve using oils, and paints in an impressionistic way, often starting with the bright pink background which contributes to her personal style.
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Introducing our new tea towels, all featuring the works of some of your favourite artists. These 100% cotton tea towels are very generously sized (70 x 50cm) and are deliciously soft from the outset, adding a touch of 'scrummy' to your kitchen decor. See the range here
Love printmakers' works? Helen Maxfield is particularly intrigued by textures in the landscape. More about Helen
Guy takes his inspiration from the early twentieth century, when stylish depictions of rural Britain flourished, especially in the form of tourism posters. Read more.
Gill Bustamante's style is a fusion of Expressionist, Impressionist, Semi-abstract, Art Nouveau and something she terms ‘memory impressionism’. This is where she captures an 'echo' of a place from memory, including any wildlife she may have seen.