Sue is a Norfolk based artist and has only recently started exhibiting her work. She has had no formal art training but is largely self taught. Although she has painted occasionally for many years, she only began painting regularly after her retirement. Having begun her painting life using watercolours, Sue now prefers the […]
GINA DANIELS BIOG Gina has always been passionate about art even stemming back from a very early age. This passion developed through her school years where she considered choosing art as a career. This wasn’t to be as Gina’s career took her elsewhere and art unfortunately took a back seat while raising a family took
Sara Edwards is a full-time artist working in acrylics. She paints bright, contemporary landscapes in a distinctive geometric style, which play with the topography of Norfolk’s countryside. These include scenes of the Norfolk Broads, beaches, farming and the four seasons. The paintings are often composite scenes which amalgamate Norfolk features and landmarks and are
Stella is a visual artist who completed foundational training with Art Academy East before exploring a wide variety of media, revelling in the unique effects and unexpected processes each introduces. She produces work in oils, watercolours and textiles. However, soft pastels remain her grounding anchor and true creative comfort zone. Driven by an open-ended curiosity,
Jan Heath Jan Heath is a local artist based in Great Yarmouth. She had no formal art training and only began painting regularly after retiring. Since then, painting has become a passion and an important part of her everyday life. Working across a variety of mediums, Jan paints intuitively, allowing each piece to develop naturally
Lynne Bruce Lynne started painting as a hobby in South Africa during the 90s under the tutorship of Eileen Rogoff. She moved to Norfolk in 2005 and worked as a consultant at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn. After retirement Lynne joined the Stow Bardolf Art Group where she painted under the guidance of
Clive Clive (Clive Brookes) was born in Norwich and educated at Norwich School. He studied for his honours degree in Art and Education in Canterbury, Kent before teaching 3-D art and ceramics in Dover. He had solo and group shows in Kent before returning to Norfolk in 1985 to teach high school art until 2009.
Mary Richardson I live in rural north Norfolk surrounded by nature. I have been fascinated by wildlife, both as a child and as an adult, travelling to many remote parts of the world to see animals in their own environment. This has always been a pure joy and something for which I feel very
Artist’s StatementFollowing a career in education working internationally, Jean has settled in the Waveney Valley and is now a full-time sculptor. Jean creates distinctive human and animal forms in both indoor and outdoor garden sculptures which play with conventional proportions giving much of her work an abstract quirky quality. Her love of yoga, cats, horses
Morgan Wyche is a symbolist artist and an established teacher of Gwynfyd Thinking®, a self‑help methodology rooted in ancient empowerment practices and designed to work alongside conventional cognitive thinking skills. Formerly a life coach and counsellor, Morgan developed Gwynfyd Thinking as a practical technique to support clients when they experienced repetitive, unhelpful thought patterns. By encouraging individuals
