Inspired by the travel posters of the 1930’s and the strong propaganda posters from both the World Wars, Tabitha Mary's work captures landmarks, seascapes and landscapes from near and far.

Tessa’s work has centred on her passion for colour. Her work is inspired by pattern and rhythms in space, focusing on watercolour painting, mixed media and printmaking, working in series to explore and revisit a theme many times. Tessa’s bold abstract prints are mostly original monotypes using oil etching inks, built up in many layers and richly textured with additional elements of collage, hand painting and individual laser cut woodblock printed imagery. Her original techniques have evolved using vivid colours and bold abstract mark making to express the physical and emotional impact she experiences when immersed in a wonderful exotic garden or dramatic landscape.

Tiffany works in acrylic on canvas and always begins her painting journey from pen and ink sketchbook drawings. Drawing inspiration from the magic of nature, walks along river banks, parks, , hedgerows and forest realms. The ever changing beauties of spring, summer, autumn and winter in the natural world and the creatures that live within these realms.

Tomislav Tomic's exquisite, intensely detailed pen and ink drawings, based on the renaissance engraving style, perfectly illustrate tales of magic and fantasy with an appeal to adults and children alike. His works have been published around the world as illustrations for numerous picture books and other publications and have also been used as covers for books and magazines of different genres.

Valerie is internationally known as a decorative artist whose intricate and very detailed style of illustration has become a defining feature. Her artwork has been featured on many products, including ceramics, printed textiles, stationery and children’s books. Her original watercolour illustrations are in private collections throughout the world.In 2018 she was made an full member (RMS) of The Royal Society of Miniature Painters.