2017 Catalogue

Approximate sizes in cm (including the frame as appropriate)

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Artists taking part (click on name for more details):
	Alison Varley Ann Udale Anne‑Marie Wills‑Wilson Bob Crook Chas Lister Chris Carrick Chris White Christine Haywood Dee Evans Doreen Hebron Gill Baguley Gilli Sands Gillian Francis Hilldred Harman Jane Bygrave Karen Harris Keri Lowe Lucy Pegg Mary Richardson Merlin Waterson Merry Hart Mike Gandy Mike Thody Paul Burnham Robert Downie Robert Dunster Rosalie Osborne Gibb Rosalyn Millar Sarah Bays Su Summers Tracy Myers
Alison Varley	Trained at Brighton Art College and the Royal College of Art Alison set up her studio workshop in Norfolk in 1980. Her work has been shown widely in galleries and exhibitions in London and across the country. Initially specialising in techniques of metal inlay she now works primarily in silver and gold with an emphasis on exploring many different characteristics that can be found within the metals and their juxtaposition. The use of strong lines and contrasting textures is a feature of her work. She is happy to work to commission both large and small and to discuss design ideas within the framework of her style. Her most recent major commission was to make a carved and engraved finial in silver and gold in the form of the Norfolk Coat of Arms for the top of the Under Sheriff of Norfolk's wand. www.alisonvarleyjewellery.co.uk
68/807	A Selection of Jewellery	Pieces combining Silver and 9-carat Gold		TBA
Ann Udale	During my working life spent in the South West of London, I studied pottery at the Richmond College of Art for a number of years. Since my retirement to North Norfolk, I have taken up painting and sketching, attending art classes and day courses. My interests extend to pottery, calligraphy, watercolour, charcoal and, most recently, creating miniatures using mixed media enhanced with fine embroidery.
1/829	Distant View	Embroidered Picture	12h x 18w	£50
1/830	Heather Mountain	Embroidered Picture	12h x 18w	£50
1/831	The River	Embroidered Picture	12h x 18w	£50
Anne‑Marie Wills‑Wilson	I am a self-taught pet and wildlife artist living in the beautiful North Norfolk countryside totally surrounded by the wildlife that I adore. I've always been dotty about animals and, over the years, have been owned by lots of pets: dogs, cats, budgies, rabbits, mice, chickens, horses and even the odd frog or two!! When I work I pay a lot of attention to fine detail which gives a natural and lifelike appearance to my portraits. The greatest compliment that I can receive about my art is if someone says that they can almost hear the animal breathing or that the fur looks so real that they want to run their fingers through it. I don't just want to paint a beautiful animal, I also want to capture its personality too. Each portrait takes many hours of work and I use the highest quality pastel pencils, soft pastel sticks and paper to achieve the best results. www.animal-pet-portraits.co.uk
60/781	A Reassuring Hug	Pastel	36h x 31w	£185
60/783	Bark The Herald Angels Sing!!	Pastel	34h x 39w	£225
60/778	Contemplation	Pastel	29h x 34w	£250
60/779	Faithful Friend	Pastel	29h x 32w	£225
60/780	I've Got Dinner Spotted!!	Pastel	27h x 32w	£145
60/782	Just Chilling	Pastel	31h x 31w	£195
Bob Crook	I am a Norfolk bred wildlife artist, living in Cromer, specialising in mostly bird subjects in acrylic; pencil and ink; and watercolour. Inspiration for my work comes from birdwatching, I am a self-confessed Larophile (a seagull fanatic!), and my passion for and experiences with the natural world. From a young age I was interested in birds and art, I later went on to spend a career spanning nearly thirty years working in nature conservation management for bodies such as National Trust; RSPB; Broads Authority; and English Nature. My many (I have a few!) artistic influences include Roland Green; Keith Shackleton; Robert Gilmore; Jason Partner; Lars Jonnson; Chris Rose; Keith Brockie; and Terrence James Bond. In 2011, I took voluntary redundancy from Natural England, due to ill health, and subsequently started life as a Wildlife Artist.
20/757	Avocets Resting	Acrylic on Board	41h x 31w	£120
20/756	Kestrel on Fence Post	Acrylic on Board	20h x 41w	£120
20/760	Autumn Kingfisher	Acrylic on Canvas	30h x 46w	£160
20/759	Kingfisher Pair	Acrylic on Canvas	26h x 20w	£80
20/755	Reflection on Love	Acrylic on Canvas	46h x 61w	£250
20/758	The Clown Convention	Acrylic on Canvas	70h x 31w	£140
Chas Lister	Chas studied Graphic Design during the 70s at Hope Street Art College in Liverpool. He then began a long career as an Art Director and later Creative Director at a number of London agencies. In recent years he worked for ITV as an Advertising Creative Director. He has lived in Norfolk for some 18 years. Now retired Chas has more time for painting and illustration. "I'm figurative in my approach and my paintings are in essence graphic interpretations of what I see: a slightly heightened realism or, at least, my presentation of reality."
81/847	Evening Light	Acrylic	41h x 92w	£180
81/848	Florida Night Drive	Acrylic	60h x 90w	£65
81/850	Morston Mud	Acrylic	23h x 30w	£60
81/851	Sea Lavender	Acrylic	90h x 30w	£150
81/853	Wiveton Cross Road	Acrylic	47h x 57w	£250
81/846	Dog Cameo	Gouache	75h x 75w	£45 each
	Both Cameos for £80
81/852	Pre-Raphaelite Heads (A Study)	Graphite on Aged Paper	18h x 23w	£45
81/849	Mike the Bike	Oil & Acrylic	26h x 26w	£90
Chris Carrick	Chris discovered the possibilities of art glass rather late on in her life. She began with leaded windows and has had several commissions, particularly for skylights. Her main interest now is kiln work, and she is looking forward to years of experimentation with her new kiln. Chris is a member of the Contemporary Glass Society.
72/815	A Selection of Fused Glass			TBA
Chris White	Chris has had no formal art training although excelled in art and technical drawing. He trained as a mechanic servicing all kinds of office machinery working in the City of London. Later he turned his attention to the electrical retail trade. He moved to Norfolk in 1991 to run his own grocery/newsagent shop and post office. After ten years he sold on this business to pursue his love of glass crafting. As a trained and qualified adult education tutor he has seen many of his students take up this fascinating and rewarding craft all producing excellent work. Chris exhibits his work with the National Trust and numerous other private gardens. He exhibits his work every year as part of the North Norfolk Open Studios event. chrisglassworkshop.weebly.com
15/820	3-foot Garden Arch	Stained Glass	92h x 20w x 20d	£95 each
15/821	4-foot Garden Arch	Stained Glass	122h x 20w x 20d	£185 each
15/822	5-foot Garden Arch	Stained Glass	153h x 20w x 20d	£195
15/837	Crystal Waters	Stained Glass	36h x 36w	£120
15/838	Dabble Duck	Stained Glass	24h x 24w	£38
15/832	Falling Leaves	Stained Glass	92h x 21w	£215
15/835	Holkhan Beach	Stained Glass	36h x 36w	£120
15/833	New Forest	Stained Glass	46h x 21w	£135
15/834	Stop Cock	Stained Glass	24h x 24w	£38
15/836	Swirling Leaves	Stained Glass	46h x 21w	£135
Christine Haywood	Returning to art was my millennium promise to myself. Whilst working as a gardener I was initially inspired to capture the sense of being up close to a flower, in a botanical style. Recently, however, I have turned to other aspects of nature - shells, butterflies, animals and fungi - but particularly birds, following a long-standing interest. I paint in high detail, in watercolour. Using many layers I feel I can achieve a vibrancy of colour with a transparency that allows other colours to show through. Please visit my website to see more of my work. www.chrishaywoodart.co.uk
32/775	Blue Tit on Peanuts	Watercolour	32h x 23w	£60
32/777	Comma Butterfly	Watercolour	31h x 26w	£45
32/774	Fulvous Whistling Ducks	Watercolour	35h x 45w	£85
32/776	Great Tit	Watercolour	20h x 20w	£45
32/773	Hare	Watercolour	39h x 32w	£85
32/772	Peregrine Falcon	Watercolour	33h x 33w	£120
Dee Evans	I have recently moved from South to North Norfolk and am lucky enough to have found a studio in Slippery Bottoms Boatyard overlooking Womack Water in Ludham. The views are stunning but the temptation is to gaze out of the window at the marshes, boats, water, sunsets and endless array of wildlife! My artwork currently is mostly in acrylic or pastel, and is inspired by the countryside and rambles along the rivers and coast. Paintings vary from portrayal of recognisable subject matter to fairly abstract representation with colour exaggerated or invented. I also create abstract textural collages sometimes in grid format, where my aim is to achieve a balance between colour and texture. My paintings are in private collections in the UK, USA, Australia, Ireland, Canada, Germany, France and Greece.
71/729	A Carpet of Bluebells	Acrylic	46h x 46w	£95
71/726	A Long Way Out	Acrylic	50h x 50w	£125
71/728	Beneath The Surface (Bubbles)	Acrylic	42h x 34w	£55
71/727	Garden Abstract (Pansy)	Acrylic	38h x 34w	£60
71/724	Riverside Sunset	Acrylic	33h x 33w	£85
71/725	Storm Approaching Spring Rape	Acrylic	32h x 26w	£75
Doreen Hebron	Once upon a time, many years ago, and a long way from here - I graduated from the much loved and ill-fated Glasgow School of Art. I have toiled gainfully as a graphic designer and illustrator ever since those halcyon days. Now, however, I find myself trawling back to the foundation years trying to re-discover the compulsion to paint that got me to GSA in the first place and helped me through the duration of the course albeit with the advice of one of my eminent tutors ringing temptingly in my ears - 'Try having a whisky before coming into the painting class Miss S'. www.sunnyside-workshops.co.uk
33/709	Cromford	Oils	59h x 72w	£185
Gill Baguley	After a lifetime spent teaching Art to children in London, I've returned to Norfolk and, now, in retirement, I am fulfilling a lifelong ambition to paint. Norfolk, with its myriad of wonderful land and seascapes enthrall me, as do my feline friends. Using acrylic, ink and paint is my preferred medium. What a wonderful life!
12/769	Landscape	Acrylic	22h x 46w	£85
12/771	The Mountain	Acrylic	58h x 48w	£95
12/766	Zebras	Acrylic	56h x 48w	£90
12/770	Cherry Blossom	Acrylic & Ink	55h x 46w	£90
12/767	Flamingos	Acrylic & Ink	48h x 60w	£120
12/768	Winter Night	Acrylic & Ink	56h x 41w	£85
Gilli Sands	I believe I was born with a pencil in my hand - for as long as I can remember I have drawn and painted. I come from an artistic/musical family: my brother sings; I paint; and our mother played several musical instruments. I am predominately left handed and proud of it. I have no formal training. I am inspired by the beautiful Glaven Valley where I live with my patterdale terrier Nib. Over the years I have been seen wondering the pathways and fields always with a dog or two at my heel. For me to draw is a need my palm itches when I see something I want to draw or paint.
80/826	Cockerell	Mixed Media	55h x 46w	£100
80/828	Low Tide	Watercolour	51h x 45w	£100
80/824	The Field's Edge	Watercolour	42h x 58w	£100
80/825	Hares Head	Watercolour with Pen & Ink	72h x 38w	£70
80/827	Running Hare	Watercolour with Pen & Ink	47h x 47w	£90
Gillian Francis	Gillian studied an Art Foundation at Cambridge CCAT, specialising in Graphic Illustration, Textiles and Ceramics. At Croydon College she studied Design Ceramics at HND Level and developed her sculptural ceramics work further at Portsmouth Polytechnic in a BH Honours in Fine Art Sculpture. After returning to Cambridge CCAT to study a Diploma for Artists working in Secondary schools, she began a residency at Norwich School where she taught Fine Art, Product Design, Ceramics and Sculpture. As her conviction for the importance of arts education in schools developed, she completed her teacher training at Cambridge University. During her part time teaching career, Gillian developed work in film, theatre and Live Action Role Play, creating scenery, environments, props, special effects make up and costume. Her passion for Textiles led her to become Head of Art Textiles at Wymondham High Academy, where she pushed forwards a broad range of both fine art and technology based practices for her students to explore. Whilst studying an MA in Textile Design at NUA, Gillian developed original processes for combining graphic design, devoré and laser cutting to create rich geometrical surface treatments. Her current work explores aspects of political history through a range of techniques and aesthetics.
70/839	Berlin - Left Lung	Digital Print		£50
70/840	Berlin - Metal Map	Digital Print		£50
70/841	Berlin - Right Lung	Digital Print		£50
70/842	Living After Dying	Digital Print		£50
70/843	Mother - After Being Taken, Before Being Lost	Digital Print		£50
70/844	The Journey of the Survivor	Digital Print		£50
70/845	Cloaked	Textile		£250
Hilldred Harman	I have been painting for many years as an amateur, experimenting in many different mediums. Having lived in Lincolnshire for many years I was inspired by the fabulous skies, the dawns and sunsets. Watercolours were ideal for this, which I mainly concentrate on now. Now living in North Norfolk,I enjoy outdoor painting, the light and the charm as well as now experimenting with patterns. More of my work is on my website. www.hilldredharmanpaintings.weebly.com
7/854	Patterns of North Norfolk	Line & Wash	40h x 54w	£85
7/855	Rapefields in Fulmodestone	Line & Wash	40h x 54w	£85
7/856	Wind and Rhythm - Nightfall in North Norfolk	Line & Wash	45h x 54w	£100
7/857	Wind and Rhythm - Under the sea	Line & Wash	35h x 35w	£85
7/858	Wiveton Hall - Marsh View	Line & Wash	45h x 54w	£90
Jane Bygrave	Jane has been an active potter for about thirty years, supplying local galleries and other retail outlets. Although Jane makes functional stoneware, she is especially fascinated by the drama and spontaneity of the Japanese Raku technique of ceramics, which represents a significant proportion of her decorative work. She currently concentrates on making small-batch production of tableware in stoneware and porcelain and creating individual pieces, taking inspiration from anything and everything around her - from textile surface design to the forms of ancient and contemporary ceramics and is especially influenced by the surrounding landscape and East Anglian coastline. Examples of more work can be seen on her website. www.janebygraveceramics.co.uk
64/720	A Varied Selection	Ceramic		TBA
Karen Harris	I have always enjoyed art in various forms but it wasn't until I retired to North Norfolk that I was able to spend more time painting. The fantastic scenery in the area, particularly the beaches and skies, has inspired most of my pieces which are textured acrylics subtly combining mediums such as sand, twine and tissue paper.
74/750	Bluebells	Acrylic	60h x 49w	£85
74/751	Brancaster Beach	Acrylic	65h x 80w	£95
74/752	Breezy Brancaster	Acrylic	49h x 59w	£85
74/754	Onto The Point	Acrylic	50h x 60w	£85
74/753	Summer Haze	Acrylic	50h x 60w	£85
74/749	Summer Pines	Acrylic	67h x 56w	£95
74/748	Through The Reeds	Acrylic	59h x 49w	£85
74/747	Twilight Beach	Acrylic	59h x 69w	£95
Keri Lowe	I have always made something, ever since I was a child. I enjoy the freedom of flitting from one medium to another and love to try everything new. My passions are working with clay, felt and textiles and papier-mache but that may be because there's other things I haven't tried yet! I don't really have inspired ideas... I just have to fulfill urges which is why there never seems to be a thread to anything I do.
34/761	Bird Bath	Ceramic	44h x 34w x 34d	£100
34/762	Bird Box	Ceramic	15h x 18w x 10d	£38 each
34/861	Bird Feeder	Ceramic	15h x 18w x 10d	£38 each
34/764	Planter - Head and Shoulders	Ceramic	44h x 20w x 20d	£100
34/763	Suculent Garden Orbs	Ceramic	23h x 23w x 23d	£40 each
34/765	Hare Bottles	Sgraffito		£45 each
Lucy Pegg	I have always loved art: my mum said I started painting before I started walking! I have always lived in Norfolk and love every part of Norfolk life, this is where my inspiration comes from.
73/790	Autumn Fruits	Linocut	49h x 39w	£100
73/793	Natures Garden	Linocut	31h x 39w	£60
73/791	Pot of Poppies	Linocut	49h x 39w	£100
73/795	Sprint Hare	Linocut	49h x 39w	£100
73/794	Waiting for Dusk	Linocut	39h x 31w	£60
73/792	Winter Berries	Linocut	33h x 33w	£55
Mary Richardson	My love of wildlife has been a constant throughout my life and since taking up sculpting, I find it has inspired me again. My love of animals has turned out to be my preferred subject and I endeavour to capture them in a loose style, using different textures to represent the essence of the animal, hopefully achieving movement and feeling. My pieces are cast in resin using bronze in the cold-cast method, as well as marble, iron and aluminium. All work being hand finished and cast by me to ensure the integrity of the piece. www.maryrichardson.co.uk
75/788	Barn Owl	Cold-Cast Bronze	22h x 13w x 10d	£150
75/785	Fieside Snuggler	Cold-Cast Bronze	16h x 16w x 28d	£195
75/784	Moon-Gazing Hare	Cold-Cast Bronze	31h x 16w x 21d	£250
75/786	Common Seal	Gypsum	16h x 12w x 28d	£95
75/789	Hippo	Iron Resin	8h x 16w x 26d	£125
75/787	Reclining Hare	Iron Resin	9h x 26w x 41d	£165
Merlin Waterson	Merlin was taught painting by Dick Lee and wood engraving by Sarah van Niekerk. His favourite subjects are ancient buildings in distant places. He is a member of the Society of Wood Engravers, and exhibits regularly. For over thirty years he was on the staff of the National Trust, latterly as Director of Historic Properties. He has written books on conservation and philanthropy; and serves on the Advisory Panel of the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
78/733	Antico Palazzo	Oils	20h x 25w	£250
78/731	Bessingham	Oils	20h x 25w	£250
78/730	Rose and Shell	Oils	30h x 25w	£250
78/732	Tuscan Pine	Oils	20h x 25w	£250
78/722	Carpinetti	Wood Engraving	11h x 19w	£150
78/723	Pont-en-Royans	Wood Engraving	19h x 11w	£150
78/721	Salle	Wood Engraving	23h x 13w	£150
Merry Hart	I am self taught and have been painting for only a few years mainly in oil but I also love pastels and have dabbled with acrylics. Seascapes and landscapes are my favourite subjects and occasionally a wild animal or two. Returning to Sheringham after living here as a child has been a delight. It has made me determined to get outside and paint on the beach and in the countryside as well as from photos and from my imagination.
53/746	Autumn Sun	Oil	50h x 42w	£95
53/742	Boats and Reflections	Oil	28h x 23w	£35
53/744	Early Morning	Oil	38h x 38w	£95
53/740	Foxgloves	Oil	52h x 42w	£125
53/745	Red Sky and Fields	Oil	43h x 32w	£95
53/743	Rocky Sea at Sunset	Oil	38h x 38w	£95
53/741	View from Jenny's	Oil	38h x 32w	£55
Mike Gandy	I started to paint when I was training to be a nurse. I have used watercolour, but now prefer oil or acrylic and tend to use ideas from places visited, or imagined.
59/816	Blakeney	Acrylic	43h x 53w	£150
59/817	The Tarn at Ambielet	Acrylic	46h x 61w	£125
Mike Thody	Since early childhood art and design have been part of my life. After retiring early from my career as a building surveyor, I chose to take a degree in fine art (painting and sculpture) at Hertfordshire University. In 2002 we moved to North Norfolk and I was lucky to have a garden studio to continue my work painting in oils, watercolour and pastels and making sculpture. In 2003 I started making sculpture in Holt Country Park using found materials and timber supplied by North Norfolk District Council. In 2008 I started a small charcoal drawing class in Hempstead at the village hall to inspire new artists. Having concentrated on watercolour painting inspired by North-Norfolk churches, country side, sea and boats for the last few years, my current work explores the use of charcoal and pastel.
16/874	All Saints - Hawnby, Yorkshire	Pastel	47h x 57w	£75
16/873	Anna Gale - Weybourne	Pastel/watercolour	47h x 57w	£75
16/875	Corfe Castle	Pastel/watercolour	47h x 57w	£100
16/872	Crab Boat - Burnham Overy Staithe	Watercolour	47h x 57w	£100
Paul Burnham	I am originally from Norfolk and served an apprenticeship working on all aspects of photography before changing career to wildlife conservation. I have combined these interests using photographs of wildlife and the countryside to illustrate lectures, books and magazine articles. I was a traditional photographer, using darkroom techniques with film and chemicals to produce black and white images but recently changed to digital techniques to interpret the wild landscape and its people. Having lived in various regions of England, Wales and France I have returned to my home in Norfolk where I am enjoying photographing the East Anglian landscape again. I have exhibited in galleries in England and France.
76/713	Martins Over Salthouse Marsh	Photograph	34h x 44w	£54
76/711	Pinks Arriving at Blakeney	Photograph	63h x 38w	£125
76/714	Salthouse Church	Photograph	34h x 44w	£54
76/712	Towards Edgefield Old Church Tower	Photograph	34h x 44w	£54
76/708	Waiting for The Tide	Photograph	63h x 38w	£125
76/710	Working Late	Photograph	63h x 38w	£125
Robert Downie	I began making art as a child and now feel I have come almost full circle. In my work I seek to simplify local land and seascapes until they become classic templates for our childhood memories, allowing each and every viewer to draw out their own story from the image. I seek only to recall the simplicity of our childlike state in forms and structures sometimes reminiscent of the classic beach postcard or fairytale book illustration, all certainly from a more innocent age. A common thread throughout my work is telling of the sense of magic, of wonder and awe in everyday life, then leaving it to the viewer to weave their own tale around the image. Go to my web site to see more of my work. www.robertdowniefineart.com
55/809	Bure Valley	Pen, Ink & Gouache	40h x 30w	£120
55/811	Calling Down the Moon	Pen, Ink & Gouache	40h x 30w	£120
55/812	Dancing in the Moonlight	Pen, Ink & Gouache	40h x 50w	£150
55/813	Overstrand Summer	Pen, Ink & Gouache	40h x 50w	£150
55/810	Spring Morning	Pen, Ink & Gouache	40h x 30w	£120
55/808	Washed Up	Pen, Ink & Gouache	40h x 30w	£120
Robert Dunster	I am a Potter by inclination, but an engineer by training, from a family with a tradition of craftsmanship in wood and metal, though from an engineering rather than artistic perspective. My interest in hand-made ceramics goes back to childhood, having been introduced to the tradition during family holidays in Cornwall. I have been producing ceramics for over 20 years, currently from a private studio in West Beckham, Norfolk. My main interest is in functional stoneware, with the aim of producing useable pots that 'sit in the hand' and rely on form, texture and the gestural application of glazes rather than explicit decoration. My glazes are influenced by the Anglo-Japanese tradition, and are intended to reflect the changing effects of light on water, foliage and landscape by the use of deep glazes that are affected by ambient lighting. Since moving to Norfolk I have been using local materials, particularly ash from thatching reeds, investigating how these can be used in a way that replicates the chemistry involved in wood firing. www.robdunsterceramics.co.uk
52/717	Large Bird Bowl	Ceramic	11h x 27w x 27d	£45
52/715	Large Geode Pot	Ceramic	6h x 11w x 11d	£12 each
52/718	Medium Bird Bowl	Ceramic	8h x 23w x 23d	£30
52/719	Small Bird Bowl	Ceramic	6h x 18w x 18d	£16 each
52/716	Small Geode Pot	Ceramic	3h x 7w x 7d	£6 each
Rosalie Osborne Gibb	Local artist Rosalie's art very much reflects her love of coast and countryside, from surf and sunsets to wildlife and landscapes, worked predominantly in watercolours, acrylics and pastels. Rosalie's art covers a diverse range of styles and subjects, evidence of constantly experimenting with new materials and techniques to improve her skills and expand her creativity. Rosalie returned to her North Norfolk roots in 2002, having lived in London and Kent since the age of 24, following a career as a writer and designer, exhibiting at major exhibitions in the UK and Europe. Rosalie's designs were used by International companies for catwalk fashion shows in Paris and Milan, and featured in major fashion magazines. Rosalie turned her creative talents to art in 2014, since then exhibiting locally and nationally, with her original artwork, prints and cards available in local galleries and shops. In addition to the UK, Rosalie's art has been purchased by collectors worldwide, from Australia to Canada and many countries in between. In December 2015 one of Rosalie's paintings sold at an exhibition at The Guildhall, London, the proceeds being donated to the British Red Cross. Rosalie conducts inspirational 'Creative Watercolour' workshops, recently tutoring for a John Lewis Partnership residential art week in Brownsea Castle on Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour.
77/804	Dunes	Acrylic	41h x 51w	£100
77/802	Sunset Over The Marshes	Acrylic	48h x 59w	£100
77/801	Surging Ahead	Acrylic	41h x 51w	£100
77/806	No More Fishing	Watercolour	41h x 51w	£100
77/803	Percy Crash Landing	Watercolour	39h x 39w	£70
77/805	Sidney	Watercolour	33h x 33w	£70
Rosalyn Millar	Rosalyn is a Norfolk-based artist who specialises in acrylics on canvas. After teaching herself to paint over the last six years, she has built up a varied collection of different subjects for her artwork. She enjoys painting all sorts of things ranging from African wildlife inspired by her time living in Africa to more local scenery in and around East Anglia.
79/800	Black-Headed Heron	Acrylic	40h x 31w	£95
79/799	Boat at Morston	Acrylic	56h x 40w	£120
79/797	India Runner Duck (Female)	Acrylic	30h x 25w	£60
79/796	India Runner Duck (Male)	Acrylic	30h x 25w	£60
79/798	Southwold Beach Huts	Acrylic	35h x 46w	£95
Sarah Bays	I am a printmaker living in Norwich producing prints from a small etching press on a tea trolley in the corner of my dining room. I find my inspiration in my surroundings: the Norfolk countryside, its wildlife, birds, farm animals and coast. I am often inspired by my morning dog walks, the pattern of light through the trees and the shadows cast by the morning sun and of course holidays provide further sources of inspiration in new surroundings. Recently I have found myself increasingly drawn to the immediacy of monoprinting. I find myself working in a slightly more abstract way taking a remembered landscape as a starting point and adapting the image as I go along. www.sarahbays.co.uk
63/734	Allotment Hare	Engraving	31h x 29w	£75
63/736	Bee on Blossom	Engraving	24h x 26w	£65
63/735	Watching Blackbird	Engraving	31h x 29w	£75
63/738	Away From The Crowds	Monotype	28h x 28w	£120
63/739	Beside Shallow Waters	Monotype	28h x 28w	£120
63/737	Breaking Waves	Monotype	28h x 28w	£120
Su Summers	A retirement promise was to learn something new. It turned out to be more than one 'something', starting with learning to play the harp, and then by learning to work with glass. Both have been a challenge, but immensely satisfying. I love the natural world and my work in glass usually reflects this.
42/859	Three Seasons	Fused Glass	30h x 30w	£50
42/823	Flower	Stained Glass	8h x 8w	£10 each
42/819	Snowdrops	Stained Glass	21h x 21w	£85
42/860	Sunset	Stained Glass	16h x 19w	£35
Tracy Myers	Tracy has been working at her new studio at Alby Crafts & Gardens since last October. She displays her photography, pottery and graphic work alongside her handmade prints. Tracy can be found at her studio - sometimes printing, sometimes creating pots - from Wednesday to Sunday throughout the year. www.navigationart.co.uk
56/862	Cod swimming in the flotsam and jetsam	Collagraph Monoprint	36h x 73w	£185
56/863	Hide & Seek	Collagraph Monoprint	46h x 46w	£165
56/864	Sea Urchin	Collagraph Monoprint	47h x 47w	£165
56/867	Adele & Gentoo	Photograph	15h x 15w	£55
56/869	Adele Chick	Photograph	15h x 15w	£55
56/868	Berg Floating By	Photograph	15h x 15w	£55
56/865	Chinstrap	Photograph	15h x 15w	£55
56/866	Coming Ashore	Photograph	15h x 15w	£55
56/870	Sleeping Gentoo Chick	Photograph	15h x 15w	£55