Jim, as an artist, is self taught but much practiced in his unique response to his subjects which are almost exclusively, landscapes, seascapes or buildings. he paints primarily in acrylics in vivid colour and experiments with dense textures and mediums.

As an architect, Mark is very particular about the technical side of painting and printmaking but still manages to produce works that are artistically sensitive. He prefers acrylics for colour and charcoal for drawing and reproduces selected works with solar plating.

Josephine holds degrees in Interior Design and Fine Art. Her style is traditional, working in oil for colour and charcoal and ink for B&W. She specialises in a medieval technique using egg tempera and gold leaf on timber panel

Although relatively new to the world of Fine Arts, Ian’s artistic eye and image memory have been shaped by 40yrs of rockclimbing and mountaineering experiences. Unsurprisingly, his genre is landscape. His preferred medium is acrylic applied with brush and palette knife.