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SANDY SYKES Printer I exhibit both nationally & internationally in solo and group shows. |
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PETER JAMES
Pen and Ink Drawings Personally I find drawing to be both interesting and engaging, that’s about it really. What you see in them is what you see, where they take you is where you go.
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Sue Spiers Artist Since last year, painting with heavy body acrylic
on canvas has taken over as my favourite
medium - I love it’s immediacy and boldness.
Interpreting familiar subjects in this lively
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Michael McGuinness RWS Watercolourist Over the years I have come to realise that composition is a process of observation and discovery rather than an attempt to impose any preconceived idea or structure on what I see. |
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The 1st Burnham Brownies - Textiles Sewing has always played an important part in the skills learnt by Brownies, so the girls have put them to good use, creating a decorative wall hanging to commemorate this centenary year. |
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PETER FRESHWATER Glass Having been fascinated by stained glass for many years early retirement gave me the opportunity to study & work with the material. I now use a wide range of techniques to produce individual pieces. |
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Mike Barter Sculptor I like to use recycled materials such as driftwood or stone, even rusty bits of metal. In fact
anything that has already had one life, reusing and changing it to give it a new life. |
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nancy
dunkerley Painter I am influenced by my surroundings, mood, colour & textures. I take inspiration from abstract expressionism, giving each individual viewer their own unique insight into my work. |
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JANET REID Artist I have spent most of my life painting & drawing in various media. |
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TRISS NORMAN Conceptual Artist What we choose to wear reflects our persona, gives clues to emotions & determines responses from others. Using wire as my drawing medium, |
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KITTY GUTHRIE Artist
My work reflects my interest in human nature and the stories we create. Aside from painting and printmaking, I make papier-mache figures and handmade books.
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GLYNNIS DYE Artist Everyday life inspires me. Those magical moments at the seaside, beautiful sunsets, a laughing face - capturing emotion, light & movement. I work with paint, print & sculpture. |
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AKIKO FUJIKAWA Printer As usual I am trying to use a minimum number of colours and line in my wood block prints to express more in the “Kabuki” series of work. |
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CHARLES BRAN
Printer/Paper maker I enjoy the seasonal activity of collecting. seaweed, bramble leaves & honeysuckle leaves, are just some of the natural additions to my handmade papers, which I then used to print my original linoprints. |
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Tors Duce Textile Artist By almost painting with thread my pictures reflect the subtle colours, light & textures of the saltings,
marshlands & sea walls of East Anglia. My work also includes unique handbags, jewellery & books.
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STEVEN HARKIN Designer Live & design with a contemporay edge is where I aim to take what is a traditional product that sustains the importance of form & function. |
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JENNY HILL Painter
The Frozen artworks are an ongoing development of an idea, using my studies & observations of the environment and the
effects of extreme weather conditions on it’s appearance. |
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John thompson Photographer
I am a professional photographer, but when I am not working at weddings & or doing portraits I like to experiment in other styles of photography, especially landscapes, both local and abroad. |
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Pam Eastham Jeweller
The vibrant colours of beads & the way they catch the light fascinate me. My enjoyment comes from combining shapes & colours for each new design, making each one unique. |
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Alexandra O’Connor Painter
A recent move back into the area has reignited my passion for painting. I have seen the wide open emptiness of our Essex coastline through fresh eyes. I aim to capture the beauty & quiet stillness of our estuaries & saltmarshes. |
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GEMMA GOsDEN Painter
Positivity is a huge influence in my work & is the heart of the uplifting scenes I paint. I love the outdoors & enjoy painting scenes that provide an escape from everyday life. |
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JIM BRADSHAW Painter I enjoy drawing and painting in a variety of media, choosing subjects in Burnham and
occasionally other locations. |
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JEAN WEBBER Watercolourist After years of designing ecclesiastical embroideries I am now using my eye for colour & form to paint. Inspired by the versatility of watercolour, I aim to create atmosphere & mood. |
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SHEILA SPENCER Painter
For the last 3 years acrylics have been my medium to reflect my impressions of people and places I’ve seen - London, Devonshire and an especially inspirational visit to Australia & New Zealand prompted a brief return to watercolour. |
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SARAH MASON Milliner My collection is inspired by “An English Country Garden”. Raw materials used are wood blocks, buckram, felt, leather, straw, gauze,
ribbon, feathers, veiling, beads and wire to
create unique wearable pieces. |
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SARAH KIRBY Painter
I have used a range of materials and processes, including knitting, wire, paint, fabric and latex.
My work aims to personify the ‘Hormone’, thus exploring its individuality. |
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TRACY SAUNDERS Watercolour Artist
My inspiration comes from man made objects that have taken on more organic qualities and have become closer to nature through ageing & weathering. I discover the beauty in the old, discarded, abandoned and forgotten. |
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PAT BOSS Painter My subject matter is mostly maritime. I work in oil & acrylic taking inspiration from the light, atmosphere & people around the Rivers Crouch & Blackwater. |
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LINDA MUNCEY Printer I was a watercolourist before taking a BA Hons in Fine Art at Colchester Institute. This is when I discovered printing & found the perfect medium |
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KIT COLE Wood Turner A wood turner with a difference - principally
I make wooden bowls but using all the natural & weathered features of the wood species,
including bark, splits, shakes and rot. |
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FIANNE STANFORD MA (RCA) Artist I studied textile design at the Royal College |
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Angela martin Jeweller I have been making jewellery for several years.
I aim to source unusual beads - especially silver
& semi precious beads, to create pieces that
are individual and beautiful. |
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Hamish Bettany Student/Photographer I am a 16 year old student who has dicovered a passion for photography. My main influences are the local landscape, especially the River Crouch, but I am constantly sourcing new subjects that inspire me. |
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JEREMY HOGBEN Artist Watercolours of landscapes, buildings & boats are my main preoccupation, but increasingly
I am aiming to expand my range into larger
scale studio works in acrylics and oils. |
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BEVERLEY FOLKARD Textiles Stitching on paper continues to provide my
inspiration & challenge. |
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PAT MULLINS Textile Artist For this past year my textile artwork has
focused on the sea and the colours and
textures of rocks & minerals. I like to produce work that is beautiful, decorative and useful. |
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JUNE COX Painter T 01621 851149 I like to specialise in colourful interpretations
of nature & flora. As with previous exhibits
I continue to use organic flowing shapes & patterns - some abstract, some natural. |
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JOHN OSBOURNE Painter T 01621 742038 Much of my work is painted outdoors. I am interested in capturing light & atmosphere in
my landscapes, gardens & flowers. I paint in
oil or pastel. |
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COLIN AIKEN Photographer My work is an exploration of natural forces as they interact with our own human activities & creations using the medium of photography. |