The Creative's Interview Magazine 

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

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

Exquisite colour, excellent composition, and perfectly detailed textures. These are the words that I use to describe Sandra Röken’s photographic artworks. From beautiful towns in Italy, characterful boats in the harbour, and at sea; adeptly composed shots of Amsterdam canal, Prague and London, and detailed artworks depicting fallen leaves and lone trees and more, Sandra’s flair for creating meticulous art from a photograph, is wholly evident. Her manipulation of the photograp