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Abe

Abe works directly onto the canvas using acrylics straight from the tube to capture the essence of a cityscape with expression and vigour.

Adam Barsby

Adam Barsby’s original art is inspired by 70s and 80s nostalgia. He creates a fictional landscapes where you can often find a small figure with a canine companion considering their journey through life.

Amanda Jones

Amanda Jones produces stunning one-off glass pieces which come framed in mirror frames. Much of her artwork is based around a theme of hearts.

Al Hayball

Al Hayball derives much inspiration from the creatures and coastline around his Dorset home. His wildlife drawings let the animal’s character shine through.

Alison Johnson

Atmospheric original oil paintings that express the abstract, surreal side to the natural world.

Allen Tortice

Allen Tortice is one of the UK’s most celebrated artists with his style of paintings depicting Lowry-esque industrial and nostalgic scenes in the north of England.

Amy Louise

Amy Louise loves to build and develop characters with her artwork, giving her subjects personalities that truly brings the artwork to life.

Andrei Protsouk

Many of Andrei Protsouk’s pieces centre around the universal theme of love, frequently depicting couples in the midst of passionate dances or embraces.

Anne Herbert

Anne Herbert is known for her rich, energetic, and brightly coloured paintings which she attributes to her upbringing in a hot and sunny climate.

Aziz Sulaymanov

Aziz Sulaymanov is one of the leading artists in Kyrgyzstan. enjoys creating his beautiful still life paintings from his home studio.

Ben Jeffery

Ben Jeffery captures movies, superheroes and celebrities in his highly popular limited edition prints and canvas artwork.

Bryan Hanlon

Wildlife enthusiast Bryan Hanlon is widely regarded as one of the UK’s leading artists, having enjoyed many successful exhibitions around the world.

Carly Ashdown

Carly Ashdown delights in her style of painting; creating the illuonary quality of movement. Her thought-provoking art draws upon the experience of being human.

Caroline Shotton

Caroline Shotton artwork based on humour, animals and bold colours. Caroline says inspiration often comes out of the blue.

Carl Melegari

Carl Melegari’s contemporary approach to painting explores both the human form and the urban landscape, primarily focusing on the semi-abstraction within the figure.

Caro Saintvire

Caro SaintVire works within the field of abstracted realism, inspired by the breathtaking natural world around us.

Carol Mountford

 Citiscapes are Carol Mountford’s favourite subjects; Paris, London, Venice and especially New York. She loves the energy and buzz of the city. 

Chess

Chess is a mixed media artist from the UK. Her work firmly roots the iconic figures that she paints in their context, incorporating original newspaper clippings from throughout their lives and legacies.

Chris Bourne

Chris Bourne’s paintings capture a timeless innocence, conveying the peace and tranquillity of the English countryside..

Chris DeRubeis

Stunning mixed media artwork by Chris DeRubeis. His unique pieces are inspired by bold shapes and vivid colours.

Christine Comyn

Christine Comyn uses explosive colour compositions that possess a unique pictorial tension amidst logical balance. 

Christopher Bell

Christopher Bell’s art has a joyful quality; celebrating the colour and vitality of the world around him.

Chuck

Artist Chuck likes to mix the vibrancy of old era art with the appeal that contemporary art in all its forms holds.

Colin Brown

Street scenes from around the world is what Colin Brown loves to paint. He evokes a sense of atmosphere and the feeling of being their through a loose style taking my influence from the Impressionists and Fauvism.

Courty

A respected and well known English craftsmen of the 100 year old art of glassblowing neon tube lights, Courty is consistently exploring and pushing the boundaries of hand made neon light use in the world of art & sculpture from his East London based studio.

Craig Davison

Inspired by the comic book artistry of Mike Mignola, the simplistic still characters of Yoshitomo Nara, the energy of Goya and the illustrations of N.C Wyeth, Craig Davison is immensely proud to be able to present nostalgia in painted form to collectors.

Dale Bowen (Fantasy Art)

Playful acrylic originals are packed with colour and texture. Animals, people and vehicles are hidden amongst the vibrant, whimsical landscapes, with the humorous titles of each Dale Bowen piece.

Dale Bowen (Marine Art)

Dale Bowen’s marine based original art includes wonderfully captured paintings of racing yachts and tranquil scenes of harbours and coastal towns.

Dave Markham

Limited edition prints by Dave Markham which depict the homes of famous writers, musicians and actors including William Shakespeare, Beatrix Potter and George Harrison.

David Chambers

David Chambers paintings have a strong sense of its power and dynamic nature. The subjects hark back to a wonderful golden era of sail and yet remain contemporary and relevant.

David Cressman

David Cressman is an atmospheric landscape painter, and as such, the real subject of all his paintings is light. He seeks to capture the most dramatic moments of sunlight and shadow on the urban landscape.

David Haldane

David Haldane’s art takes a cheerful look back into the recent past evoking memories of trips to the seaside, countryside and cinema.

David O’Brien

David O’Brien makes mosaics that are influenced by his own passions such as iconic music album covers, fine works of art, rare racing cars, vintage style posters and Pop art.

Dean Martin

Dean Martin gangster and animal art. He works with oils, watercolour, airbrushing and the good old rattle cans and currently experimenting working with acrylics.

Duncan Palmar

Duncan Palmar frequently takes English landscapes and coasts as his subjects, and is particularly inspired by the sea with its diverse movements, rhythms and space.

Edward Waite

Known for his vivid 3D cityscapes, Edward Waite has painted iconic landmarks from cities around the world including Paris, New York, and of course, London.

Emily Crook

­Emily Crook takes her inspiration from fashion, culture, pop and street art and then merges these with icons from popular culture which she grew up surrounded by.

Emma Gibbons

Emma Gibbons creates painstaking artworks out of miniature hand- crafted components; often involving curious, precious and occasionally contraband materials.

Ewa Czarniecka

Ewa Czarniecka’s artwork lies somewhere between Abstract and Impressionism, gesturing at shapes and figures while capturing light and reflections with loose brush strokes.

Fleetwood

Combining  three great passions for film, art and classic vehicles, Fleetwood’s dramatic paintings depict iconic cars with an urban, contemporary edge.

Fletcher Sibthorp

Fletcher Sibthorp’s work has adorned the pages of biographies for both Bertrand Russell and Virginia Woolf and appeared on covers of numerous books and record albums.

Frank Pretorius

Frank Pretorius style is all about capturing a moment where paint, canvas and a digital film frame meet. Frank Pretorius animal artwork for sale.

Gary McNamara

Gary McNamara has been a successful illustrator for the past 30 years. From the age of 23, Gary has worked freelance as a commercial illustrator for many of the biggest publishing houses in the world.

Hue Folk

Hue Folk is a collective of diverse young artists brought together through their fascination with vibrant colour, typography, graphic design, folk and urban art.

Inuka

Inuka’s artwork features vibrant colour and bold geometric patterns, marbled and precious metal gild detailing with a thick resin finish.

Jaanika Talts

Jaanika Talts describes each brushstroke was like a secret language between the painter and the surface and the colours were words unspoken.

Jacquie Boyd

Jacquie Boyd’s illustration work is produced ultimately using the same techniques as her paintings, harking back to her days as a visualiser. 

Jane Elizabeth

Jane Elizabeth begins each piece of art with a focus solely on the animal’s intention, but no specific plan, painting loosely and intuitively until a colour scheme emerges.

Jane Morgan

Jane Morgan is a self taught artist. Born in Cornwall in 1966. Using acrylics and inks to capture the beauty of the Somerset countryside were she has lived for over thirty years.

Jean Picton

Jean Picton’s floral and abstract originals are sold throughout the world s far away as North America, Mexico, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand.

Jessie Foakes

As a tattoo artist Jessie Foakes recently transitioned her medium from skin to canvas. She loves to create mixed media artwork with new characters, colours and themes.

Joss Clapson

Self-taught and always experimenting with different mediums including Ink, pastels, charcoal and oils she has developed a style taking inspiration from the reckless youth culture of the 60s.

JJ Adams

Mixed media artist JJ Adams specialises in iconic movies and celebrities in his Tattoo Portrait Series, Rule Britannia pieces and lenticular artwork.

John Horsewell

John Horsewell most frequently chooses to depict his own most loved landscapes, from the vistas of Southern Europe to the tranquil shores of Florida, where he spends much of his time.

Kara Strachan

Kara Strachan was born in Southport in North West England in 1972. She is a self taught artist and has painted and sketched since early childhood.

Kate Wyatt

Wildlife artist Kate Wyatt believes direct observation to be the most effective means of truly capturing the spirit of her subjects.

Katy Jade Dobson

Award- winning UK based oil painter celebrated for the vibrancy and drama in her wildlife and portraiture work.

Kay Boyce

Kay’s ability to paint and draw the female form and to capture the texture and softness of material has made her one of the UKs most successful published artists.

Kealey Farmer

Mixed media artist Kealey Farmer is known unequivocally as one of the most impressive, innovative and collectable contemporary artists in the UK.

Keith McBride

Keith enjoys working with acrylic on canvas, also making original ink drawing, cartoon style art, silkscreen printing and most recently focusing on collage art.

Kimberley Harris

Kimberley Harris artwork focuses on the natural beauty of the countryside with an emphasis on colour and light and how one affects the other at different times of the day.

Leanne Christie

Professionally painting for over twenty years, Leanne Christie paints vibrant flowerscapes, English country gardens & wild flower meadows.

Lee McCarthy

Lee McCarthy’s love for the coast and holidays to the coastal regions of Britain has inspired him to create this collection of artwork

Lee Tyler

Lee Tyler’s art is created by applying lots of paint and gels mixed with water to create a very fluid uncontrollable effect.

Leigh Lambert

Most commonly working in oils on board, Leigh Lambert’s monochromatic landscapes with a splash of colour, captures the joy and vitality of youth.

Lillias Blackie

Lillias Blackie produces original oil paintings on board and canvas. which are rich with texture and light. Her work investigates different moods in seascapes and landscapes.

Linda Charles

Much of Linda Charles artwork is heavily textured and makes use of many forms of mixed media including gold and silver leaf.

Louise Dear

Figurative artist Louise Dear is passionate about colour, shocking, vibrant and intense, continually exploring the power it has to invade our senses and influence our emotions.

Marc Todd

Marc Todd defines his style as Contemporary Impressionism, working with colour and light, textures and marks to create dynamic and engaging images that are truly distinctive.

Mariusz Kaldowski

Mariusz Kaldowski was born in 1962 in Poland. In 1987 he graduated with an MA from the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. He is a painter, a print maker and a graphic designer.

Mark Davies

Mixed media and digital artist Mark Davies captures the magic of movies in his collections including ‘Lost In Hollywood’ featuring Ghost Busters and Back to the Future.

Mark Grieves

Working exclusively in oils, Mark Grieves always starts with a completely black canvas and add highlights until he finds the balance in contrast.

Mark Spain

A vigorous and creative artist, Mark Spain continues to experiment with different techniques and subjects, recently incorporating cityscapes within his figurative works.

Martin Leighton

Martin Leighton is entirely self-taught preferring to experiment with his own style and is passionate about portrait and figurative subjects which are often combined with seascapes.

Martin Robson

Martin Robson paints in acrylics on canvas and his ambition is to create beautiful quality work with a high level of realism. He works from carefully chosen photographs, that will show off the subject in a bold and interesting way.

Michael Abrams

Limited editions and originals including Michael Abram’s ‘Ted Collection’ – which captures an adorable chap called Ted enjoying the simple pleasures in life.

Michelle Mackie

By combining the power of nightmares and the magic of fairytales Michelle Mackie presents her inner-self; her memories, fears and dreams in her artwork.

Monica Vincent

Monica Vincent tries to let my artwork speak for itself – she absolutely love crazy patterns, ink culture and paintings.

Mr. Controversial

Mr. Controversial creates Imagery that elicits an emotional response and triggers a nostalgic or dark memory.

Renee Louise Mascari

Renee Louise Mascari loves nothing more than putting on a great playlist, setting up a new canvas and begin creating something that hopefully will reflect her love of architecture, design, colour and texture.

Douglas Gray

Douglas Gray’s transition into the world of contemporary fine art was a natural progression for his talents, with oil paint becoming his medium of choice in creating light, mood and atmosphere in all his works.

Neil Carroll

Neil Carroll is a self-taught artist from London. His wish to become a painter was always blocked by real life commitments, but the desire never left him.

Nick Potter

Nick Potter specialises in dramatic contemporary landscape and seascape artwork. He paints mainly in acrylics and acrylic inks.

Nigel Cooke

Nigel Cooke’s paintings depict carnivalesque figures set within harsh landscapes that are littered with urban decay. His paintings often balance different languages of paint within the same canvas.

Opake One

Opake One is a London based graffiti artist. All Opake One’s works are original, mixed media artworks on board, that have been hand-drawn and finished in resin.

Ovi

Not only does artist Ovi take inspiration from his parents but he is heavily influenced by the repetition cycle of fashion trends.

Paul James

Paul James is a leading contemporary animal and landscape realist painter renowned for the skill and craftsmanship.

Paul Oz

Paul Oz specialises in large scale heavily texture portraits in oil paint, amongst other mediums including sculpture, celebrating icons of stage, screen, and sport.

Philip McKay

Philip Mckay is an award-winning and self taught digital artist from Liverpool, UK, who specialises in surrealism and scenes of idiotic places.

Richard Blunt

Predominantly an oil painter, Richard Blunt paints in a traditional manner. However, inspiration from film, music and the world around him help form the backbone of his compositions.

Richard King

All Richard’s paintings have been created from spectacular scenes witnessed first and photographed by himself. He paints backwards on the opposite side of glass to create landscapes and seascapes.

Richard Orr

Richard Orr is an artist of intemational renown, he has a deep love of the natural world over the years has become one of Britain’s foremost natural history artists.

Robert Bashford

Robert Bashford’s main interests lie in light and colour and he likes to travel light when he is out painting, preferring to use a pochade box.

Samantha Greenhill

Samantha Greehill says When she paint, she feels and experiences the world around me on a much deeper level. This helps her explore, understand and ultimately feel a close connection to her subject.

Sarah Graham

Sarah Graham artwork focuses on imagery often borrowed from childhood; sweet things, toys, stuff that might evoke a sense of wonderment, and ultimately nostalgia..

Scott Tetlow

Born in Rochdale in 1969, Scott Tetlow developed a passion for art as a young boy. During his late teens Scott spent his free time sketching punks and designing album covers.

Shaun Othen

Shaun Othen believes an understanding of anatomy is paramount for rendering the human form. Coupled with life drawing, he considers these essential skills for any figurative artist.

Sleek

Sleek’s portfolio includes world-famous cartoon characters, historical cities and landmarks, and other pop culture images, contrasted with vibrant and expressive graffiti tags.

Steve Johnston

Contemporary Scottish artist Steve Johnston paintings for sale. Steve’s background is also in photography and the publishing industry.

Sue Howells

Entirely self taught, Sue Howells has developed an instantly recognisable and unique style through which she creates her light hearted and witty snapshots of every day life.

Timmy Mallett

Drawing inspiration from his travels through the UK and beyond, Timmy Mallett impressionist scenes of sunshine and shadow glow with light, warmth and colour.

Toni Goffe

The world about us as seen through Toni Goffe’s eyes is the world of whimsical cats, fanciful dogs quizzical sheep and curious cows and luscious landscapes.

Tony Hinchliffe

Tony Hinchliffe’s preferred medium is oil paint, he sometimes creates an acrylic underpainting first as he really likes the way the oil paint behaves when applied over acrylic.

Vivien Walters

Vivien Walters works in oils, pastels, mixed media and most recently charcoal, one of her charcoal pieces receiving a David Cook award for outstanding drawing ability at the 2015 National Exhibition of Wildlife Art.

Zee

Acrylic and Watercolours had always been Zee’s first choice of medium to reach the outer world, however, fast computing & processing capabilities provide the tools to render her vibrant “inner” world in a more existential capacity..

Zombi

Zombi (AKA Zombiedan) sets about mirroring modern day influences in Blek Le Rat and Banksy by taking his unique explosion of energy and colour to his own hometown and beyond to promote his unequivocal lust of urban art.