Simon Wright’s unique style is instantly recognisable with bright and colourful content. From as early as he can remember, he has always been drawing and painting, and it’s been his sole passion all his life.
In his work he try’s to bring the elements of illustration and fine art together to hopefully create a style, which is totally unique and appeals to a varied audience.
Paola Cassais has created a unique and distinctive style of paintings featuring colourful 3d figures often in a beach setting. As Artist of the Month, we have a wide range of her work in stock this December.
Simon Wright was born in West Yorkshire in 1974. From as early as he can remember, he has always been drawing and painting, and it’s been his sole passion all his life.
In his work he try’s to bring the elements of illustration and fine art together to hopefully create a style, which is totally unique and appeals to a varied audience.
Sean Durkin paints in the style of LS Lowry and his Dad stole an original Lowry from a museum. Read More about his incredible story.
Paola Cassis’s 3D figure original paintings are delightfully composed in a variety of new beach scenes including dunes, headland, cliffs and a pier.
Superb original paintings from Spanish artist Cortes. He has developed an impressionist style, with a range of very neutral and elegant colours that create an atmosphere in his intimate paintings. More recently, Cortes has brought his technique into a bolder, brighter and more contemporary genre of sailing – full of energy and dynamism.
He has participated in collective and private exhibitions, obtaining great admiration for the way he handles oil paint, a favourite material and that very few landscape painters manage to master with the simplicity which he shows.
New original paintings from David James in his unique distinctive style.
He currently lives in Sussex on the coast, within reach of the South Downs. He is married to an artist and has three children. Much of the inspiration for his work is drawn from the Lake District, Devon and Cornwall, and the Welsh Countryside. David has exhibited his works at the Royal Academy and in leading provincial galleries.
Ewa Czarniecka’s work lies somewhere between Abstract and Impressionism, gesturing at shapes and figures while capturing light and reflections with loose brush strokes. Her work is often heavily textured with bright colours and demonstrates fantastic depth.
Ewa enjoys the creativity of playing with what people can see. She strives to capture the feeling in that moment rather than the literal reality, for her this is a massively liberating and emotional experience.
