Greg Winrow
Take two architectural works and expand on them and what initially drew the sites to you? Fossgate Glory With ‘Fossgate Glory’ I was drawn to the…
David Poxon RI
Why don’t you use white paint in any of your work? Many years ago, I came back to watercolour as my primary medium of expression. I wanted to perfect…
Angus McEwan
Can you expand on how you paint textures and surfaces? I work with watercolour to create my textures, exploring surfaces and details that convey each…
Kerry Miller
Can you expand on several of your floral works? One of the first flower book sculptures I made was called “Plant Life of the Black Forest” where I…
Henry Jabbour
You use colour and very heavy brush strokes; how do you still capture such serenity? That is such an interesting question. I definitely don’t feel…
Susan Cutts
Are all, of your sculptures constructed in paper? Yes, I work solely in paper although having said that I have used tulle dipped in pulp for the…
Bruce Marks
Your Bird Series is about form, can you discuss the importance of human recognition of form and your bird series? I think that certain forms can…
Jayne Stokes
How important is photography to your work? Photography plays an important role in the development of my work. The starting point for 90% of my pieces…
John Bulmer
PHOTOGRAPHS BY JOHN BULMER, POPPERFOTO - COPYRIGHT - MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT PERMISSION. From your years, of photography in the professional…
Yasemen Hussein
What made you move from glass to metal? I actually started off my imagined career as a dancer, god did I want to be a dancer, but my parents were…
Deborah Duffin MRSS
The natural world has had a huge influence on your work. How can this be seen in two current works and one from the past. I began to look at the…
Cathryn Shilling
How did your move from the UK to the USA in 2001 lead you to your career in glass? In 2001 my family moved to a small town on the east coast of the…
Antonia Salmon
Can we discuss the interesting past you have and how it has led and developed into the work you do today? Labarinth Pattern Axe Head Both my…
Chien Wei Chang
You have been in the UK since 2000, what lead you to take this leap from Taiwan to UK? I used to work in Tiffany & Co. Taiwan for nearly 4 years,…
Ian Hodgson
Ian Hodgson, Brighton, UK Graphite has been used in art since it was discovered in 1564. Ian Hodgson’s graphite drawings take us into the 21st…
Eleanor Bolton
Sailors, Scouts and Girl Guilds all know about knots, now Eleanor Bolton uses historical knotting and coiling techniques to make contemporary…
Tessa Bunney
Can you expand on FarmerFlorist Exhibition? How did you become involved? I have been working on FarmerFlorist for just over 2 years – prior to…
Chris Kettle
What has been the importance of looking closely at old masters in relationship your own work? Before I started referencing the Old Masters my Still…
Lisa Lloyd
Discuss the importance of natural patterns in your work? I’m blown away by the total beauty of nature: incredible patterns, symmetry, colour,…
Stephanie Ho
Can you discuss your style and the style of Lowry? People often said my works reminded them of L. S. Lowry, an important English painter in the mid…
Rebecca Campbell
Discuss why you enjoy working in a studio with other people? As an artist life can be very solitary, early on I realised that I was going slightly…
James Hart Dyke
The more British Artists I interview the more often HRH The Prince of Wales name keeps coming up. Can you discuss the opportunities of this…
Karen Beauchamp
You original training was as an architect, how has this influenced your current artistic work? My architectural training is something that I am…
Peter Hayes Bath
Your studio is in a very ‘special’ place can you share your studio and showroom with us? I converted the old toll house on Cleveland Bridge into a…
Katharine Coleman MBE
Discuss the very close and precise position you take up in your studio to do your work? I have a small studio, some 10ft x 9ft (3m x 2.5m), which…
Henry Jabbour
You trained initially as a biologist and worked as a scientist, has this part of your past influenced your current art practice of painting people?…
Helen Richman
You have an ancient craft that you give a modern take to doing bespoke pieces. Can you give some insight into a small but precious piece you have…
Shimara Carlow
Can you expand on your relationship to nature and in particular seed pods in your jewellery? While studying at Glasgow School of Art in Scotland, our…
Catherine Greene
Your work can be found around the world, where is one of the least expected paces you thought it would end up in? There is work of mine in many…
Matthew Chambers
When did you first begin to add layers to your work? The layering technique I use now began just after I left college in 2004. I have been way more…
John K Brown
Can you give a short timeline as to how you became involved in sculpture using salvaged materials? I’ve always wanted to be an artist. As a child I…
Evie Milo
You began your journey with a box of vintage buttons - tell us briefly about this creative journey? I say that and it is partly true but in…
Mark Noble
John Constable understood Turners vision as golden visions, glorious and beautiful. Can you discuss your own feeling related to the visions around…
Amy Cooper
Expand on how you decided to return to University with the primary goal to set up your own business and how this unfolded? I had done years of…
Massimo Leotardi
Before I ask you questions about your art work can I ask about gourds? Where did they come from originally? Gourds are hard-shelled plants, belonging…
James Mackenzie
On completing your degree, you taught, when did you decide to take on painting full time? While teaching Art and Design in secondary education for 8…
Bridget Davies
You have been involved in fashion discuss this in relation to your series ‘What to Wear when Walking the Dog’. My collection ‘What to Wear When…
Susan Laughton
Line is an important part of your work discuss? Drawing has always been an important form of expression to me, whether artistically, technically or…
Ian Turnock
“Drawings and photographs are the starting point from which I develop organic, abstract and figurative forms.” Please expand on this? I take…
Jo Davies
You began your art education at Cardiff School of Art and Design in 1999 by 2002 you had specialized in ceramics what made you take up ceramic above…
Jenny Smith
Discuss what lead you to use hand written answers in your artwork? I work in a number of different mediums: drawing, print, film, installation and…
Tiffany Scull
Discuss your work in relation to Art Nouveau movement? I feel a strong connection visually to Art Nouveau in relation to the way I use the natural…
Trina Bohan
Can you discuss your use of colour? I usually paint with an earth palette, ochre’s, umbers and greys. And add touches of pure crimsons and oranges.…
Catharine Davison
Can you discuss how place influences your work? (Take two pieces to show this.) I remember being visually aware as a child, growing up in Kilkeel…
Hannah Longmuir
Expand on the technique you use to bring both delicacy and calm to your images? At the moment I work almost exclusively in pencil. I find it a…
Fiona Calder
Discuss how you have combined your Art studies and a Design degree with your training in Graphic Design? I have studied Art in various courses…
Jennifer Collier
Do the materials you source speak to you? The papers themselves serve as both the inspiration and the media for my work, with the narrative of the…
Gavin Mitchell
Can you explain why you work within a series or theme? The foundation to all of my work is based on vintage found material. The kind of material I am…
Lanny Bergner
When do you decide which of your work will be large pieces or installation pieces? This varies depending on the exhibition venue. Sometimes I will do…
Flo Snook
It is not just the sea but the influences made by man to the coastline e.g. piers, fishing cottages that are represented in you work, discuss. I am…