Arts Trail 2007

Diane Warren

Flag Iris watercolour

Colourful watercolour and acrylic paintings of plants and animals

MUFFIN CAFE

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Stay tuned to see more artists that may also be exhibiting, including photographers of old cinemas, a portrait artist, illustrative work, and Funky and delicate beaded Jewellery for sale by Jo Holmes.

And MOST OF ALL Don't forget our beloved "MUFFIN CAFE".
Best wishes
Lucy

Caroline Watson

Hurdy Gurdy

www.carolinewatson.eu
I work from imagination to create my own poetic vision of the world around me. Over time, I have developed a number of themes and characters, largely with origins in childhood memory and dream imagery. My subject matter reflects my interest in, myth, folklore, history and magic and my characters express both the light and darker sides of human nature.

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Mervyn M. H. Hewish

Dreaming David

Mad about art as a child, Mervyn had several pictures exhibited on Adrian Hills Sketch Club on TV. He tried to get into a local printing firm’s art department upon leaving school, but ended up in the Chemical Industry as a Colour Matcher in their Laboratory instead. When made redundant (so much for ‘job for life’ as his Father had told him), he tried to become an Art Therapist, but with two small children and a large mortgage, the 5 year training seemed an impossible dream.

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Mary Rouncefield

Mathematical Corset

Mathematical Curves
This body of work consists of enamelled copper corsets, screen prints and a screen printed hand-bound book entitled; 'The Older Boy's Book of Mathematical Curves'. I am attempting to show the beauty and elegance of mathematics together with the restrictions imposed by its formal logic and conventions.
tel.0117 9293610
maryrouncefield@yahoo.co.uk

Lucie Sheridan

Park Street -Bristol

I am an illustrator/printmaker working from my studio in Southville. I graduated from Uwe in 2003 and since then have worked mainly in the editorial and publishing front of illustration. Im really looking forward to my first year involved in the Southbank Art's trail, exhibiting along side some very talented up and comig artists Josh, 6yrs and Milly, 8yrs! I will mainly be exhibiting limited edition silk-screen prints at affordable prices.
www.luciesheridan.co.uk
info@luciesheridan.co.uk

Amy Ridings

Abstract in yellow and blue

A wide range of watercolour, acrylic and textiles pieces. I enjoy experimenting with traditional and contemporary design using vibrant colours, bold compositions and textures.

Email: amy@aj-arts.co.uk

Web: www.aj-arts.co.uk

Nathan Apperley

Bloody Sunday, (dyptich) oil on canvas, 29 x 39 cm and 27 x 34 cm.

I moved from my home county Cornwall to Bristol in March 2006. I studied Fine Art at Falmouth College of Arts.

In Cornwall my work was about looking at the everyday real; things and situations I saw around me on a daily basis. Cornwall’s landscape is undeniably beautiful, but the pastoral image cultivated by artists and tourist brochures alike disguise a harsher reality.

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Jo Ullah

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Jo Ullah. 0117 9661191 jo@uenterprise.com.
Mixmedia and Acrylic paintings on stretched canvas. Biographics and fictional landscapes.
Biographics = personal biographies, painted using symbols, imagery and portraiture. The aim of a biographic painting is similar to that of a portrait. Instead of the sitter(s) being the main focus of the picture, the personal effects and/or
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Emily Ketteringham

'View of Totterdown'

Over the past 18 months I have been working on a series of silkscreen prints focussing on the buildings of Bristol. What started as an obvious choice of theme (the coloured terraces helped me to fall in love with Bristol after leaving Brighton in 1995) is gradually turning into an obsession! Everywhere I go in Bristol I find myself imagining how I could turn each view or vista into a print.

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