Amy Hope

Amy Hope comes from a fine art background and is finally pursuing her own artwork after six years in graphic design.

The work falls somewhere between art and craft and has been well received in Brighton shows. Combining her interest in maps and British wildlife, Amy makes illustrative images out of paper. Every piece is painstakingly put together, first drawn then cut with a scalpel. As each sliver of paper is cut out it reveals another colour beneath. Maps are often incorporated in the work, contextualising the subject matter geographically.


www.amyhope.co.uk

Rosie Irvine

www.rosieirvine.com

Amanda Moss

Dip. AD. Sculpture. High Wycombe.
Diploma in Textiles and Ceramics. Swansea.
Cert.Ed. Swansea.

Teaching Art and Design and Design and Technology in London
and Brighton secondary schools since 1978.

I record subjects that people can relate to when they are out walking. Sea and landscape, industrial design, space and movement. These powerful starting points are expressed in a wide variety of media, from acrylic painting and collage to pencil and pen, it depends on mood and location.
Sometimes abstract and decorative other times technical and realistic. My drawings/paintings/prints are sculptural with emphasis on colour and line, quite free and atmospheric.

I start on location then work at home on a variety of papers. Size is from A5 to A1.

Jesper Nors

www.nors.co.uk

Maria Rivans

www.mariarivans.com

Tilly

www.runningforcrayons.co.uk

Mia Underwood

www.woodfolk.co.uk