LUCY STORRS - FELT ARTIST

A London based artist, Lucy’s work draws on her experience of growing up on a Dartmoor sheep farm.  Experimenting with technique she uses wool from different breeds of sheep as well as silk sometimes for highlights.
Lucy is fascinated by the unusual properties that wool offers. Its texture and vibrancy along with the ability to create an added sense of depth to the picture makes it a unique medium to use.  Many people mistakenly think that her paintings are created with oil or pastels until they take a closer look.   Lucy loves that people can view her picture and be jolted from one reality to another, that things are not always what they seem.
Shortlisted last year for the highly regarded National Open Art competition Lucy’s work is held in collections both in the UK and overseas.

 

GILLIAN ARNOLD - SURFACE PATTERN DESIGNER

Gillian Arnold is a home wares, gifts and jewellery producer with a passion for blending botanical design and artisan production skills. Gillian Arnold uses British wild plants to make all of her designs, celebrating the best of British nature.

The designs are created by Gillian’s inexhaustible experimentation with sustainably gathered English wild plants and rich colour drenched collages, which are transferred to an ever growing range of handcrafted luxury products.  

CHARLOTTE CLOWES - TEXTILE ARTIST

Charlotte is primarily a decorative artist, who makes vibrant and unusual textile works, which appear to be two dimensional, but have textural and sculptural qualities.

Her subject matter is mostly fruit and flowers, either in the more traditional still life form, or as textile images, breaking up and putting together sections of pattern.

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Pamella East
RIPPED UP ART
Ripped up Art has been sold at Origin Gallery in the historic Greenwich market since 2010. It is established as a popular brand by providing both locals and tourists with unique British artisan products.

ECO FRIENDLY CARDS
Our quirky greeting cards are made from 100% recycled paper and seeds. After the card has been gifted the whole card can be planted in a garden or a pot. With just a bit of water and light and love grow into beautiful wildflowers. These cards have a surprise second life!