The Creative's Interview Magazine 

Bold, dazzling and beautiful. These are words I choose to describe Kim Leutwyler’s artwork. The themes of Kim’s paintings, LGBTQ, gender, beauty and queer-identity, is consistent in her work, within the portraits that she paints. You can clearly see the passion and love that Kim has for her art. Vibrant portraits, nude and non-nude, tastefully presented in the female form; loving couples, intriguing portraits of nude women with dinosaur heads, portraits of women within a lan

Mark Edmonds artwork is captivating, beautiful and unique. Upon seeing his work I was struck by the distinctive artistry of each piece, that he displays. Mainly abstract in style, his paintings have layers of texture, colour and shape. Bold, complex and magnetizing are words that come to mind. His variety of tools consist of paint, photographic elements, found objects and textual materials. He takes a meditative approach when working, actually using meditation technique and

Caroline Skinner’s Wildlife paintings are beautiful. She uses mainly acrylics and water based oils to capture these majestic creatures, which she paints after visiting conservation parks. Her work on Disappearing Wildlife captures not only endangered animals in an abstract, serene surrounding, but also reveals Caroline’s empathy for these stunning, threatened creatures. Caroline also undertakes commissions for people’s pets. Caroline grew up in East London, in Ilford, Essex,

Anna Koon’s bewitching artwork is inspiring. Gorgeously painted subjects that are rooted in nature: birds, foliage, leaves and also people, are delicately realised in colourful, earthy tones, met with impressive background textures. Anna takes a holistic approach, her work is mainly on reclaimed wood. It is this completely natural, cohesive approach to Anna’s art that is so refreshing. Anna is impressive not only in her artistic talents, she is also an educator. Having years

Sean Connery Keith Boldy’s Pencil Portrait artwork is excellent. From celebrities and actors such as Cheryl Cole and Nathan Fillion to historical figures, such as Queen Elizabeth, Nelson Mandela and Barack Obama, Keith captures not only the features of his subject but also the character. He also draws family members and animal portraits. Working with carbon pencils and charcoal and coloured pencils too, his artwork is refined and charming. Keith was born in Scotland, emigra