Jenn Shone modestly does not profess to be a professional artist or photographer but she enjoys painting and her art is quite delightful. In addition to traditional landscapes (full of movement) and abstract designs Jenn has successfully tackled difficult large cats as her subjects and painted them in dramatic compositions.

Richard Franklyn lovingly paints sensual female figures in gouache. Captured in these very professional paintings are moments of elation - sun drenched memories of holidays, romantic walks in the snow or intimate moments of solitude where his subjects seem to be lost in their own private dreams.

Neill Murphy paints with bold bright colours reminiscent of Gauguin. He paints surrealist scenes like snapshots from animated cartoons. The subjects are funny. Neill's confidence is developing all the time - another artist to watch! Very exciting stuff and quite unique.

Meryl Simms brings the joy of summer country gardens full of flowers, into ones home. She is an eperienced with watercolours, one of the most difficult mediums to master. Her paintings are drenched with the fresh air and sunshine of quiet open air places.

Avril Spickernell's interesting compostitions and professional use of colour give her landscapes and gardens great depth and a quality of looking alive. Her skys and subjects are full of pleasing contrasts which cause the careful observers eye to be carried into the images she presents.

Graham Sherman lives and paints en plein air in the beautiful, wild area of Shropshire using watercolours. The green trees, undulating landscape and narrow country lanes are wonderfully captured on his tranquil works.