Tony Driver

Tony spent a long career as a graphic designer working in England & the USA in advertising, marketing & publishing

Tony’s creative work is currently mainly focused on the abstract possibilities of landscapes, both natural and man-made. His multi-layered images are produced using a combination of acrylics, collage and other mixed media

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Adrian Sestini

Adrian Sestini is a dedicated artist specialising in printmaking, creating handcrafted, original small edition prints such as Collagraph, Drypoint, Linocut, and Woodcut. Drawing on his extensive experience as a draughtsman and cabinetmaker, he skilfully combines these craft skills to produce distinctive prints inspired by nature and notable landmarks around Leeds, reflecting his deep connection to his environment and mastery of traditional printmaking techniques.

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Camper van in the woods Collagraph Print

Diane Bennett

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Nick Rich

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Landscape with hills, lake and two sheep

Shirley Coles

Shirley, an accomplished watercolour and pastel artist, masterfully captures tranquil landscapes and vibrant skies that transport viewers to a serene realm of peace and contemplation. Her skilful use of colours and textures invites you to embrace the calming beauty of her landscapes, making each piece a soothing visual journey.

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Elizabeth Burgess

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Richard Stead

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Stephen Dickinson

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Danielle Cowman

Using oil paint and carefully placed brush strokes, my work plays with shades created by a limited colour palette to pare back outside noise and simplify the scene so that the expression on the subject’s face can be more closely observed; be this calm curiosity, contemplation or pure nosiness! Faces are an important source of information about others and an ability to interpret expressions is fundamental to understanding – in developing understanding, we can connect more effectively with the world

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Richard Taylorson

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Kat Wheatley

Her artwork, inspired by her love of walking and her extensive research and photography of the Lakeland Fells since 2011, beautifully captures the dynamic landscapes through vibrant colors and textured surfaces, inviting viewers to explore the intricate details of hills and valleys and experience the essence of nature she passionately depicts

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