Chichester artist Laura Marrinan uses subtle contrasting hues and dappled sunhine which gives each of her pintings movement and depth. She paints idyllic rural countryside and gives them an aura of perfection. One could almost be in her loactions, gasping at the wonder of the scenes set before our eyes. Her meadows and seas are lush. The wet stones enlivened by running waters in her streams glint in sunlight. Laura paints in oils but also uses a combination of watercolours and gouaches giving a huge spectrum of lush colour to her country settings.

One only has to take a quick glance at Suresh Choudhary'S impressive CV to know that he is a serious and professional artist. In India where he is from, his art is hugely respected. Suresh is an artist who paints what he assimilates from his feelings about his surroundings. Much of his work is recognisable by the dark greys and browns he incorporates into his surreal landscapes. These are enveloped with rising mists softly swirling over ruins. These paintings have true quality.

If you enjoy paintings that are thought provoking; paintings whose meanings may be multi layered and not immediatly obvious, you will find Stewart Irwin's art most interesting. Each oil painting's subject is apparently unconnected with the previous, each a flight of fantasy yet all speaking to the viewer through imaginary dream like figures or landscapes composed in Stewart's own personal style. Very unusual and very special.

Here in the UK August has not been warm, but this wonderful still life entitled "Still Life In August" is painted in the warmest of hues. This modern painting would fill any interior with feelings of sunhine. The three new paintings here with their bold rich colours remind me of Gauguin's tropical island island paintings. Hants artist Lewis Des Brisay has been a freelance artist for the last 30 years and in that time has produced over 400 original oil paintings. You can feel certain when you buy one of his works that it has been painted by a true professional. His paintings are normally of coastal views, landscapes and - in his own words "intriguing interiors with a single figure. Lewis also accepts commissioned work.

If you are decorating your home in beiges and browns, an original acrylic painting may be just what you are looking for. Artist Patricia Mooney decided to use a limited pallette for this lovely empty landscape entitled "Beach". Patricia has also added two other new acrylics to her galley. The first is called Fungi and the other "Poppies".

Artist Peter Gander from Kent has added a lovely painting of Whitstable Oyster Fishermen at work. This painting is special. It captures for posterity the difficult, everyday life of fishermen using ancient skills passed down through generations which is still going on today. The painting itself is a beautufully composed landscape. Look as the stirred up, sand filled sea in which these oystercatchers are wading. The traditionally made rope baskets filled with their catch are obviously heavy. The sky is filled with grey clouds and the shingled beach is wet. Lovers of Whitstable will recognise this landscape. This painting is in an alternative style to the other more modern examples Peter already has on our website.

We have three galleries on AARTI selling original watercolours and graphite drawings by West Sussex artist Tim Wheeler. Because we have sold 8 out of the original 10 of his ballet paintings, we have added these 5 new works into his first gallery. Tim is using a new model, Jo, here. Tim Wheeler is expert in capturing the movements of Ballerinas at rest, warming up and flexing muscles after dancing. "Sore Feet", one of the paintings in this new collection is so true. I knew a ballerina who said that often their feet used to bleed during a performance.

Elizabeth Drayton is an Oxfordshire artist experienced in many mediums. She has painted beautiful equine, wildlife and landscape paintings and is selling images of these in the most affordable form of Limited Edition (of 500) prints. Elizabeth loves the Cotswolds and included in this impressive collection are images of Burford and Bourton-on-The-Water. The image shown here is entited "Lost" and is evocative of those tranquil moments one experiences on holiday where the sea is that wonderful shade of turquoise. Elizabeth is open to offers for most of the original artworks from which these prints have ben taken.

Emotions are well expressed in abstract paintings. The use of colour and controlled random composition can often better represent inner feelings. Artist Danielle Barsby also incorporates natural materials mixed into acrylic paints to add textures and depths to her paintings. Her subjects are all powerful emotions which are deep within the psyche. Danielle brings these out of herself and represents them well on canvas. These paintings have great impact and invoke reflection to viewers. The colours used here would fit well into any modern decorated room.