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Stunning detail, elegant brushstrokes beautifully toned and soul-stirring. Katherine Kean paints sublime scenes of nature, storms, trees, birds, clouds, landscapes and more. Her oil artworks have so much depth and detail. Katherine captures light beautifully within her clouds, land, and seascapes so that her art has an almost photographic realism, yet at the same time, she creates a gorgeous dreamlike atmosphere that is exquisite and rare. Her work evokes mood, emotion and a

Stunning, totally unique, digital artwork. Michael Knight’s spellbinding work features an array of beautiful colours, textures, and styles. His photography is vibrant and eye-catching. Dynamic shapes, popping colours aplenty, some of his work evokes the beauty and grandiose of the art deco era; he also creates contemporary artwork, and startling, sci-fi like, and traditional portraits. Works such as ‘Brandy’, a beautifully woven tapestry, where one can see a cat’s face hidden

Duane Stearman’s abstract artworks are explosive in colour and uniquely beautiful. He uses acrylic paints on canvas, wood, and steel to create striking paintings that in some works, appear to be symbolic: an oval symbol with eyes within surrounded by the sun’s rays gloriously realised with dark blues and red. Other paintings include variations of eyes, that are, pardon the pun, totally eye-catching, and thought-provoking. It is obvious that Duane’s personality and passion are

Black and white, or colourful, striking and unique. I use these words to describe Lee Craig’s photography and artwork. Lee delves deeply into the beauty of America. From sublime shots of the Midwest, such as majestic Arizona scenery, the wonders of Route 66, New Mexico and a personal favourite of mine, Sedona’s red rocks. Lee also finds the riches of forgotten Americana in her images. She turns rusty old pick up trucks, ancient mining cars, weather-worn, tool filled, sheds in

Truly original, eye-catching and awash with vibrant colours. Diane Morrison’s abstract artwork captures the imagination of the viewer. An explosion on the senses, or an elegant and smooth trip, running through your mind. Diane uses pastels, to create giant swirls of colour, shapes, patterns and even people to create surreal, absorbing art that is distinctive and dream like. Her contemporary painting entitled, ‘The Trip‘, embodies these qualities and in contrast, ‘Ethical Dist

Sue Hall’s vibrant Abstract artworks are imaginative and captivating. Richly coloured, full of detail and depth, when viewed on her website www.suehallart.co.uk, you can see the variety and uniqueness of Sue’s work, the imaginary patterns, the beautiful shapes and the colour explosions are all dazzling and punchy. I find artworks such as Breakthrough 10 & Breakthrough 11 to be multi-layered, having a unique deepness. City Lights 23 & City Lights 26 are painted in sumptuous