painting - oils
Michael Richardson
MICHAEL RICHARDSON is one of a small band of “HARD-CORE” plein-air painters who work out of doors in all weathers and often endure considerable discomfort in order to achieve their desired image. Click here to view creative work
Dani Humberstone
The majority of my current work is based on a personal form of abstract expressionism. A style of abstract art originally centred largely in New York in the mid 1950’s, many of the exponents being Russian or European immigrants. Click here to view creative work
Vic Bateman
I am concerned with the activity of painting in the context of the twenty-first century. The using of paint and colour, the physicality of painting. the object quality of paintings and the relationship of painting to poetry and music. Click here to view creative work
Mark Paul Perry
Mark has exhibited alongside renowned artists such as Antony Gormley, Sir Peter Blake, Damien Hurst, Mary Fedden and Mark Wallinger as well as many other artists. In September 2009 Mark was invited to exhibit his work at the Saatchi Gallery in London as part of the charity auction for The Starlight Children’s Foundation. Click here to view creative work
John Stillman
John Stillman was born in Carshalton, Surrey in 1968. He is completely self taught and has been drawing and painting ever since he can remember. Click here to view creative work
My main subjects of interest are marine, figure, town and landscape, with particular emphasis on atmosphere and light. I paint alla prima from life, using oils and watercolours.
Trevor Chamberlain ROI RSMA
Born in 1933 in Hertford, Trevor began painting from an early age, and became a professional in 1964. In 1971 he was elected a Member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists and in 1972 he was elected a Member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. Click here to view creative work
Ana Healey
Ana trained as an artist in Cornwall where she grew up, since this time she has been developing her own unique style in contemporary art and is becoming known predominantly for her equine art. Click here to view creative work
Jim Hanlon
Surrey based artist Jim Hanlon is consistently sought after for his signature figurative work. His paintings are represented in private collections throughout the UK and as far a field as Italy, Belgium and South Africa. Click here to view creative work
John Shave
John has spent much of his life in Australia where he is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts of South Australia, has won many awards for his paintings and has written for Australian Artist magazine. Click here to view creative work
David Tribe
David paints a versatile range of subject matter encompassing many urban and marine landscapes around London and the UK coastline. Click here to view creative work
Gwen Fulton
Gwen Fulton studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee, Scotland. She graduated in illustration and printmaking, and was successful as a book illustrator in Scotland and England. Gwen has also exhibited her work in various shows such as The Association of Illustrators and the Portal Gallery, London. Click here to view creative work
Neal Vaughan
Neal Vaughan is a trained artist, selling his work through galleries in London and the South. He has been painting and drawing since a very young age, choosing to study Fine Art and Art History to degree level, qualifying with a BA Hons Degree. Click here to view creative work
Jo Steer
is inspired by the exploration of medium, marks and effects to create texture and depth in her work. Organic debris also adds an element of collage and appreciation of the natural world. Click here to view creative work
Stewart Ganley
is a painter who creates engaging and highly atmospheric street scenes of London in an impressionistic manner, using a subdued colour palette. Click here to view creative work