Brixham based sculptor, Clive Maddison, uses a technique of twisting wire to create beautiful trees.

The trees are handmade from single strand wires that run from the roots to the leaves. No glue, solder or other means are used to hold them together, it is purely down to the way the strands are twisted. The trees can contain over 100 meters (328 ft) of wire and the method used also ensures that the sculpture is self supporting.

Every sculpture is absolutely unique, individually numbered and include a certificate of authenticity.  Read more

Keith Drury’s ‘When I Dream’ art series has become one of the top selling range of artworks for many of the UK’s largest city galleries.

Creating models and using software by Walt Disney,  months of exacting work go into each picture which often yield delightful surprises on closer inspection.

As an art style it is unquestionably quirky and contemporary in its interpretation of the urban landscape with bright colours, a cheerful perspective and meticulous attention to detail.

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Marie Louise Wrightson sees herself primarily as a realist still life oil painter, who uses an eclectic mix of objects & imagery to express interests, passions & memories.

Many of Marie’s works are inspired by memories from her childhood, such as trips to the seaside, colourful sweets, fairground amusements and visits to her grandparents. Such memories are incorporated in figurative form to create a visual self-portrait comprised of past moments and treasured memories.

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