2023 Catalogue
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Anne‑Marie Wills‑Wilson Annie Haynes Christina Gallagher Cindy Lee Wright Diane Silsby Dianne Lindsay Dilys Harvey Fehmi Gokes Guy Allen Hilldred Harman Isabel Newton Jane Bygrave Jane Grange	Janice Wolf Jo Hillam Julie Brooks Karen Pearson Kathryn Shapcott Keri Lowe Lesley Jones Manfred Saenger Mel Ashcroft Mike Thody Mitch Engelhardt Moira Westfall‑Harvey	Nicola Pazitka Norman Mackie Pat Jones Penny Evans Peta Benson Ros Fereday Sara West Stephanie Lacey Sue Leonard Sue Welfare Teresa Rogers Toby Winterbourn

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, pan pastels and paper to achieve the best results.

A busy bee Pastel 34h x 40w £105 A good vantage point Pastel 33h x 36w £95 Caught in the act Pastel 45h x 33w £105 Oh Hello! Pastel 37h x 37w £100 On high alert Pastel 38h x 38w £95 Out of the mist Pastel 38h x 44w £100

Annie Haynes

As a long-standing member of a local art group, I enjoy painting and experimenting with mixed media. I get great inspiration from my garden, and from visiting art galleries and exhibitions, when this is possible.

Summer Flowers 1 Mixed media collage 27h x 43w £68 Summer Flowers 2 Mixed media collage 45h x 35w £68 Summer Flowers 3 Mixed media collage 45h x 35w £68 Summer Flowers 4 Mixed media collage 37h x 34w £68

Christina Gallagher

I began Oriental brush painting almost two decades ago under the guidance of the late Kit Nicol who began to teach the art at Blakeney. From then on I continued, and indeed continue, to learn, developing my own style over the years. Inspired by the natural world I enjoy painting a range of subjects using the traditional materials of Chinese/Japanese brush painting. A very absorbing hobby!

Cat Hello Ink on Oriental Paper 23h x 18w £45 Eagle and Pine Ink and Watercolour on Oriental Paper 36h x 31w £90 Eagle Chicks Watercolour on Oriental Paper 18h x 31w £55 Joyful Dog Ink and Watercolour on Oriental Paper 25h x 20w £45 Kitten Ink on Oriental Paper 23h x 18w £45 Owl Ink on Oriental Paper 36h x 31w £95 Tiger Ink and Watercolour on Oriental Paper 31h x 36w £90

Cindy Lee Wright

I am based in Norfolk, surrounded by marshes and a river running by in the distance. Very lucky indeed. It would be difficult not to be involved with the wild world in such a place, so that's what I seem to be working on. The starting place is wildness and a need to express our connection with it, as well as to celebrate the beauty of what is here and thriving, an essential survival tool for us all in these alarming times.

Badger Laser-cut metal £130 Deer Laser-cut metal £150 Heron Laser-cut metal £150 Nightingale and Wild Rose Laser-cut metal £75 Otter Laser-cut metal £95

Diane Silsby

I originate from South Yorkshire, an area steeped in the pottery industry in the 1800s and early 1900s, whether my ancestors were part of this I don’t know, but I do feel more at home with clay than almost anything else! So it was the obvious thing to do after a 30 year stint with the NHS. I love throwing and sculpting and always have a theme connecting with my other passion, animals and the natural world. I’m based in Overstrand and have a workshop and small gallery at home.

Beach hut on plinth Ceramic £69 Beach hut orange door Ceramic £39 Beach hut yellow door Ceramic £39 Blue tit, long tailed tit, wren Ceramic £45 each Large seal Ceramic £225 Puffin on rock Ceramic £125 Small/medium seal Ceramic £95

Dianne Lindsay

Dianne Lindsay has an essentially realistic response to the rural and marine environment of Norfolk and Suffolk. Exhibiting for the last 10 years between Cromer and Southwold. The colour: lights, sights, and sounds of local views have always inspired her. With a strong interest in communicating, and the need to share the joy of painting with others. Aiming to do this with a fresh, spontaneous, vibrancy with a fullness from a colourful life and a need to capture the mood and moment in each piece. Her work features trees, gardens and local heritage sites including doorways, harbours, and pier views. Dianne enjoys working plein air as the light and skies in Norfolk are incredible. She can be found completing commissions at home nestled along the coast, and in her spare time will be found in her second love, her garden.

Beach Walk Oil on canvas 30h x 20w £35 Cley Mill Oil on canvas 20h x 30w £220 Cromer View Oil on canvas 20h x 30w £45 Sailing on Norfolk Broads Oil on canvas 20h x 30w £45 Tree Study, Flebrigg Oil on canvas 20h x 30w £225 Walk in the Woods Oil on canvas 20h x 30w £95 Winter Cottage Blickling Oil on canvas 20h x 30w £120

Dilys Harvey

In the early 1980's I saw a wonderful exhibition of the Embroiderers' Guild work in Norwich. I joined the Guild and studied a 4-year City and Guilds Course in Embroidery and Textiles, followed by a Diploma in Adult Education. Since then I have been teaching embroidery, running a small group in North Norfolk and exhibiting with TOPstitch. I have also been an active member, over many years, of the Embroiderers' Guild. I particularly like traditional hand embroidery techniques with a contemporary look, creating three-dimensional items and exploring all the exciting new materials and mediums available today.

In The Greenhouse Applique/Machine Embroidery 31h x 31w £100 In The Valley Machine Embroidery 31h x 31w £125 Leaping Hare Hand Embroidery 31h x 31w £100 Shades of Autumn Hand-made Paper/Machine Embroidery 31h x 31w £125 Woodpecker Hand Embroidery 31h x 31w £85

Fehmi Gokes

I have been making mosaics since 1996 and have developed my own style by experimenting with different techniques and materials. I like making mosaics in relief rather than flat, and the grout is an integral part of each piece; not just to fill in the gaps. I like combining a variety of mosaic materials and less traditional ones such as wood. I had a shop in Hastings for 5 years, which was also my studio. Talking with people who were enthusiastic about my work was rewarding, and getting commissions, which I have had from all over the world, is proof of their enthusiasm. I moved to Norfolk in 2004 and now I work from home on commissions whilst continuing to explore the possibilities of new techniques through my own work.

01. Sea and Nature Mosaic 32h x 24w £110 02. Sea and Nature Mosaic 32h x 24w £110 03. Sea and Nature Mosaic 24h x 30w £110 04. Sea and Nature Mosaic 24h x 30w £110 05. Sea and Nature Mosaic 24h x 30w £110 06. Sea and Nature Mosaic 18h x 30w £69 07. Sea and Nature Mosaic 18h x 30w £69 08. Sea and Nature Mosaic 18h x 30w £69 09. Patterns in Nature Mosaic 25h x 23w £59 10. Patterns in Nature Mosaic 23h x 25w £59 11. Patterns in Nature Mosaic 25h x 23w £29 12. Patterns in Nature Mosaic 25h x 23w £25 13. Patterns in Nature Mosaic 25h x 23w £15 14. Patterns in Nature Mosaic 25h x 23w £15 15. Patterns in Nature Mosaic 25h x 23w £15

Guy Allen

Guy Allen is an experimental printmaker, draftsman and talented young British artist. Working hard from his studio on the North Norfolk coast, Guy’s trademark experimental approach to printmaking presents an exciting mix of colour, gold-leaf and an original, contemporary take on the traditional art of etchings. Studying at Central St Martins from 2008–-2011 Guy discovered the printing press on a trip to the École Nationale Supérieure Des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Finding an art form that lent itself so perfectly to his artistic aspirations was a revelation. He has never looked back.

Boxing Hares Etching and gold leaf 58h x 62w £215 Bumblebee Study Etching and gold leaf 27h x 27w £75 Dragonfly Study Etching and gold leaf 27h x 27w £75 Norfolk Swallowtail Butterfly Etching and gold leaf 27h x 27w £75

Hilldred Harman

Purley an amateur Artist I have always just loved drawing, painting and experimenting. Recently I have concentrated on Pastels someof which are in this exhibition.

Daffodils Pastel 60h x 50w £85 Lilies Pastel 60h x 50w £85 Ringstead Mill Line and Wash 42h x 50w £85 Snowdrops Pastel 69h x 52w £85

Isabel Newton

I am a Yorkshire lass who studied art and sciences then graduated (BSc Hons) in genetics. Since moving to North Norfolk in 1982 I have found time to develop my life-long fascination with colour and form. Further study has stimulated this exploration: the tension between process and outcome being both exhilarating and exhausting -- my journey in art continues.

1. Larry Mixed Media 30h x 30w £40 2. Lucie Mixed Media 30h x 30w £40 3. Lexi Mixed Media 30h x 30w £40 Fruit Bowl Oil and Acrylic 56h x 56w £90 Incognito Acrylic 40h x 40w £80 July Girl Mixed Media 51h x 51w £110 Parasol Girl Mixed Media 30h x 40w £48 Three Vessels Acrylic 51h x 51w £90 Vin de Table Oil and Acrylic 51h x 51w £90

Jane Bygrave

Jane has been an active potter for about thirty years. After leaving college she established a studio in the Norfolk market town of Reepham, supplying East Anglian galleries and other outlets throughout the region. Her work is inspired by the beautiful Norfolk landscape and coastline, together with a love of vintage textiles and ceramics.

Bird and tree vessel (x1 bird) Ceramic £30 Bird and tree vessel (x2 bird) Ceramic £40 Blue bottle form with grey dash bands Ceramic £40 Blue/white striped coffee mug Ceramic £18 each Bottle form with Gold lustre crown neck Ceramic £48 Ceramic brooches Ceramic £8 each Dog Ceramic £25 each Garden platter bowl Ceramic £75 Grey dot decorated coffee mug Ceramic £18 Hanging fish Ceramic £16 each Hanging seahorse Ceramic £16 each King or Queen decorated tea cup Ceramic £28 each Mini pourers Ceramic £9 each Mr & Mrs Neptune oval platter Ceramic £60 each Pebble form stem vase (large) Ceramic £30 Pebble form stem vase (small) Ceramic £12 Pinch pot dip bowl/spoon set Ceramic £16 each Porcelain blue circle decoration coffee mug Ceramic £22 each Set (of two) hanging\Adam & Eve figures Ceramic £55 Set (of two) hanging\Mr & Mrs Neptune figures Ceramic £65 Small dry turquoise glaze bottle form vase with lug Ceramic £28 Small grey bottle form vase Ceramic £24 Small jug Ceramic £20 each Small porcelain figures Ceramic £45 each Wrapped grey textured vase Ceramic £40 each Wrapped posy vase with lugs Ceramic £20 each

Jane Grange

From a young age I have enjoyed drawing and making things. Stained glass had always intrigued me and in 2007 I had the opportunity to join Chris White's Adult Education evening class in Fakenham. Later, I moved to his daytime group in Upper Sheringham. Through the years I continued to attend his class as it has always been a place of inspiration, learning and fun; such a lovely group. I am inspired by nature and I like to create my own designs. I love finding the colours in glass that go together and usually just make one-off pieces. When I do a few pieces of one design, no two are the same because the glass, cutting, etc, always brings about variations. I'm not a prolific producer, but I love what I do.

Abstract Mouse Stained Glass £65 Blue Islands Stained Glass £55 Blue Mondrian Art Panel Stained Glass £45 Caterpillar on Driftwood Stained Glass £35 Crab In Wave Stained Glass £65 Fish Stained Glass £95 Red Mondrian Art Panel Stained Glass £45 Wren on Driftwood Stained Glass £30 each

Janice Wolf

I am self-taught but attended various courses in sculpture whilst living in Holland. I learnt to sculpt in cley until a friend introduced me to wood sculpturing and found that is where my passion lies. Unfortunately being somewhat older now, my strength slightly diminishing and having no suitable workshop at present I have reverted back to cley with a ceramic touch as opposed to pottery. I love experimenting but find I'm mostly influenced by the nature around me. I never seem to know before hand which twist my piece will take on. All my pieces are original and a one-off as when I have finished a piece I'm ready to create something new.

A Dish of Nature! Ceramic £125 A Eucalyptus Seed Pod Ceramic £150 A Lilac Breasted Roller Relief Ceramic £125

Jo Hillam

For years I provided art, craft, and cognitive therapies in care homes and daycare centres. However, after lockdown, it was time to concentrate on my own painting. So, revived, and encouraged by the teaching of the Norfolk Painting School, I am inspired by luminance, the natural world, and peaceful images from meditation.

Autumn colours Oil on board 42h x 44w £140 Farmhouse across the fields Oil on board 25h x 60w £140 Field view Oil on canvas 50h x 40w £150 Sandy salt flats Oil on board 55h x 69w £200 Turbulence Oil on board 35h x 45w £150 Winter afternoon coastal stroll Oil on board 39h x 41w £130

Julie Brooks

I was born in Norfolk, but spent most of my childhood in Surrey and Australia. I always enjoyed drawing and painting and attended Reigate Art School where Michael Noakes was the drawing tutor. I later spent time at Reigate Galleries hand colouring antiquarian prints. After raising a family in Sussex, Denmark and Derbyshire I have returned to Norfolk and live by the coast, where the countryside and marshes provide inspiration for wildlife drawing and landscape painting.

Greylag Goose Acrylic 61h x 61w £275 Hollyhock Pencil 44h x 38w £75 Robin Pencil 36h x 35w £75 The Long Road Home Print 47h x 47w £125 Wiveton Barn Pencil 36h x 41w £125

Karen Pearson

Karen has a diploma in Design Ceramics at the Royal Forest of Dean College and a BA Honours in Visual Arts from Falmouth University. Karen has a home pottery studio and prior to this worked as a potter and pottery teacher.

A Selection Ceramics

Kathryn Shapcott

I started pottery a few years ago after meeting Karen Pearson and taking some lessons -- it's safe to say I have become addicted to all things clay! I love making useful things, as well as sculptures. I'm inspired by nature and animals, and love the effects different glazes will give.

Blue Dish on Red Clay Ceramic £15 each Gonk/Gnome Ceramic £20 each Large Green Leaf Dish Ceramic £45 Mug with Mushroom Relief Ceramic £30 Mug with Mushroom Stensil Ceramic £28 each Mushroom Lamp Ceramic £145 Pot with Mushroom Relief Ceramic £30 Small Oak Leaf Green Plate Ceramic £20

Keri Lowe

Working with clay for 35 years, I am self taught and passionate about all things ceramic. I work from my small home studio in Martham and am lucky enough to sell all over the world. With a focus on surface decoration I enjoy combining the functional with the beautiful. I love the devil in the detail.

Badger head Wall hanging £50 Crow head Wall hanging £50 Gold snail Ceramic £45 Hare head Wall hanging £65 each Large snail jug Ceramic £90 Small snail jug Ceramic £50 Snail Ceramic £20 each

Lesley Jones

I came late to embroidery after retiring in 2006. I joined a sewing group at the local WI. I progressed to take City and Guilds Embroidery Diploma and developed my own practice thereafter. I take inspiration from the world around me and enjoy making wearable items, embroidered bags and landscapes. Working in hand and machine embroidery with silk paper and embellished backgrounds, I add textured threads, beads and fabric scraps I have exhibited with the Embroiders’ Guild and with TOPstitch for the last 5 years.

Evening Bag - Autumn Leaf Silk Paper £40 Evening Bag - Green Leaf Silk Paper £40 Evening Bag - Sea Shell Silk Paper £35 Norwegian Fijord Picture Silk Paper 25h x 42w £95

Manfred Saenger

We have been making drift wood lamps for 10 years or so now, it's a hobby of ours, we are not a business and any surplus funds are donated to local Charities. All wood has been collected from the North Norfolk Coastline between Wells-next-the-Sea and the the Overstrand area. The lamp bases are mainly of sea-defence remants or reclaimed oak driftwood. The wood has been sanitized and kept in try storage for approx 4--5 years to allow the moisture to escape. All electrics have been PAT-tested.

01. Small/mid-sized driftwood lamp Recyled Driftwood £42 02. Small/mid-sized driftwood lamp Recyled Driftwood £45 03. Small/mid-sized driftwood lamp Recyled Driftwood £45 04. Tall driftwood lamp (no shade) Recyled Driftwood £60 05. Large driftwood lamp (no shade) Recyled Driftwood £70 06. Large/horizontal driftwood lamp (not suitable to take a shade) Recyled Driftwood £110 07. Large driftwood lamp (no shade) Recyled Driftwood £115 08. 20 cm Puffin lamp shade Recyled Driftwood £35 09. 30 cm Puffin lamp shade. Oval design Recyled Driftwood £39 10. 30 cm Beach Hut lamp shade Recyled Driftwood £39 11. Quayside with small houses Recyled Driftwood £41 12. Quayside with small houses Recyled Driftwood £25 13. Quayside with small houses Recyled Driftwood £21 14. Keyrack with hooks Recyled Driftwood £22 15. Keyrack with hooks Recyled Driftwood £22 16. Keyrack with hooks Recyled Driftwood £19 17. Tea light holder with 2 lights Recyled Driftwood £21 18. Tea light holder with 2 lights Recyled Driftwood £16 19. Tea light holder with 1 light Recyled Driftwood £8

Mel Ashcroft

I have been painting since I was about 20 and in the main use acrylics and watercolour depending on what style of work I am doing. Inspiration for my work, whether it be the portraiture, whimsical cat & dog ‘doodles’ or the fun beach scenes comes from my love to make people smile.

Doggie doodles Watercolour 36h x 43w £120 Dogs take over the world, starting with Sheringham Watercolour 43h x 53w £200 Dogs! Watercolour 36h x 43w £200 It’s all a game of cat and mouse Watercolour 36h x 43w £120 Twix sea and pine – Sheringham Watercolour 43h x 53w £200

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.

Early morning light St Margaret's, Cley Pastel 72h x 89w £300 St Clement's, Terrington St Clements Pastel and Line 72h x 89w £300 The North Norfolk Fish Co. Watercolour 54h x 44w £100

Mitch Engelhardt

I have always enjoyed drawing and painting. I have taken an Open College of the Arts Foundation course and a Natural History Illustration course to improve my practice. When I am out walking, I take lots of photographs of scenes and objects that I think can develop into artworks. Charcoal drawing is my latest adventure into the art world. I'm hoping printmaking will be my next.

Echinops Gelli Print 25h x 20w £18 Evening Light Charcoal 50h x 40w £55 Fern Frond Gelli Print 25h x 20w £18 Fizzy Pencil 40h x 50w £70 Flooded Field Charcoal 50h x 40w £55 Geranium Leaf Gelli Print 25h x 20w £18 Pollination Charcoal 40h x 30w £35

Moira Westfall‑Harvey

I'm a Graphic Designer by trade and studied for my BA (Hons) degree at Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge. I worked in the graphics industry for many years and then became a lecturer in the subject, teaching up to BA. I have always admired chinese brush painting over the years and had never painted anything until I met a lovely group, The Blakeney Chinese Brush Painting Group, in North Norfolk. They showed me the ropes and taught me how to traditionally paint the ancient art of chinese painting, their traditional techniqes, history and equipment used. I have been a member since 2016 and have loved every minute of it. I love painting animals the most, but have done a variety of subjects, I also love fine detail in my paintings, perhaps thats the Graphics side in me coming out in my painting.

Chang -Unhindered Spirit Ink 27h x 33w £45 Eternal Soul Chinese Paints & Ink 38h x 30w £60 Hsan Yue Yetu - March Hares Ink 38h x 30w £55 Kanaye - Zealous One Ink 43h x 32w £70 Kenji - Wise & Powerful Chinese Paints & Ink 27h x 33w £65 Tadaaki - Faithfull Light Ink 38h x 30w £60

Nicola Pazitka

Nicola is a Norwich-born artist whose passion is watercolour painting. She has been studying with Wensum Arts since 2019. She enjoys painting a range of subjects but is particularly drawn to depicting light and reflections in Norfolk seascapes and landscapes. Her paintings are intended to be familiar, gentle and hopeful.

Evening in Overstrand Mixed media 35h x 47w £100 North Norfolk 1 Mixed media 38h x 29w £90 North Norfolk 2 Watercolour 38h x 25w £90 Overstrand Limited edition Giclee print 20h x 30w £40 Overstrand, Sea Defences Overflowing Watercolour 38h x 30w £120

Norman Mackie

Born and educated in Fife Scotland, I later moved to Hertfordshire to work in the aircraft industry. As a Design Engineer in aero/space it was very useful to use my drawing skills to help explain new ideas to production staff. It seemed natural to continue with this ability as a hobby and I started creating pencil and ink landscape drawings. I now consider myself to be a self taught pen and wash marine, architectural, aviation and landscape watercolour artist producing work often in a historic setting.

Cromer beach reflections Watercolour 50h x 40w £120 Durham Cathedral Watercolour 40h x 50w £120 Santa Maria Della Salute Venice Watercoulour 50h x 40w £120 Thames Barge approaching Tower Bridge Watercolour 40h x 50w £120 Thames Barge at Maldon Essex Watercolour 50h x 40w £120 Wells Harbour Watercolour 40h x 50w £120

Pat Jones

I am a member of Blakeney Chinese Brush Painting Group and am inspired by the natural world, especially animals, birds, trees, flowers and landscape, as well as by the traditional subjects of Chinese art, including 'The Four Gentlemen' - plum blossom, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum. I study online, and on courses, with artists and teachers from China and the UK, to develop my skills and knowledge of brush and ink techniques. I have exhibited regularly with the Blakeney Group, since 2016, at NWT Cley and Salthouse Marshes and am the local representative for the Chinese Brush Painters Society.

Chinese Peony Chinese Ink and Watercolour 34h x 39w £80 Crabs and Chrysanthemums Chinese Ink and Watercolour 39h x 35w £70 Lotus and Frogs Chinese Ink 39h x 31w £70 Narcissi Chinese Ink and Watercolour 36h x 40w £120 Red Leaves Falling Chinese Ink and Watercolour 43h x 46w £120 Two Birds Chinese Ink and Watercolour 40h x 36w £70

Penny Evans

Textiles and stitch have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. For me, using textiles and stitch to express myself artistically was a natural progression. I take inspiration from my local Breckland landscape and the seasons. I love experimenting and combining techniques and materials to create my artworks.

Falling Leaves Felted lamp column £125 Leaf Drop Felted lamp column £205 Under the Canopy Felted lamp column £165

Peta Benson

I am inspired by Norfolk landscapes and have been influenced by artists such as Edward Seago and Paul Bailey.

A Cold Spring Day Oil on Board 50h x 50w £100 A Sunny Spring Day Oil on Board 50h x 50w £100 Autumn Reflection Oil on Board 50h x 50w £100 Lambing Time Oil on Board 50h x 50w £100 Mid-summer Trees Oil on Board 50h x 50w £100 Pine Trees in Summer Oil on Board 50h x 50w £100

Ros Fereday

I live in the heart of the Norfolk countryside surrounded by the natural landscape of fields, trees and open spaces. The ever-changing seasonal patterns give me inspiration for my ink and watercolour paintings and my love of interpreting natural lines into shapes and patterns.

... and far away Ink and Watercolour 44h x 54w £100 Across the Fields Ink and Watercolour 54h x 54w £120 Frozen Furrows Ink and Watercolour 54h x 44w £100 Layered Earth Ink and Watercolour 54h x 54w £120 On the Crest Ink and Watercolour 54h x 44w £100 Summer Layers Ink and Watercolour 54h x 44w £100 Triptych Ink 24h x 54w £100

Sara West

I’ve been many things in my life, chef, blacksmith, gardener, worked with resin in an interior furnishing business and decorator. But it was not until the first lockdown, that I found my true love of clay and started sculpting animals. I have always loved our British coastline and fell in love with north Norfolk; on visiting as a child and now as an artist. This is where I take a lot of my inspiration: the big open skies and the incredible, vast beaches. I now sell my work in two galleries and two hand-crafted shops in north Norfolk. My main subject is seals but I love to create all wild and farm animals and I’ve just started to work with a combination of wood and clay sculptures.

Basking Seal Pup Ceramics £235 Hare Ceramics £235 Mother and Calf Ceramics £195 Mum and Pup on Slate Ceramics £125 Red Squirrel Ceramics £125 Seal Head Ceramics £125 Sheep in Summer Ceramics £175

Stephanie Lacey

Stephanie is a Norfolk-based wildlife and pet-portrait artist. Since establishing Stephanie Lacey Fine Art in 2018 Stephanie has been creating photo-realistic drawings in pen and ink with pastel shading, more recently experimenting with gold leaf and acrylic paints. Stephanie draws inspiration from local wildlife as well as that from warmer climates. In 2021 Stephanie was a finalist in the prestigious David Shepherd wildlife artist of the year.

Fox Pen and ink with charcoal 30h x 40w £300 Giraffe Pen and ink with charcoal 30h x 40w £300 Incomming Pen and ink with pastel 30h x 40w £300 Little Owl Pen and ink with charcoal 40h x 30w £300 Norfolk Runner Pen and ink with pastel 30h x 40w £300 The Last Survivor Print 30h x 30w £75

Sue Leonard

Sue learned to stitch at her grandmother's knee, and many years later completed a four-year City and Guilds course in Embroidery (1984--1988). She has taught embroidery and textiles to groups locally and nationally for twenty years. At present she runs two textile groups in Norwich. Her expertise is in traditional embroidery techniques specialising particularly in goldwork and stumpwork. She enjoys dyeing and printing techniques and combining mixed media with metal thread techniques.

Circles Textile, Ink, Stitch and Metal Thread on Paper 18h x 18w £60 Leaves Textile, Ink, Stitch and Metal Thread on Paper 18h x 18w £60 Plants and Patterns - Buttercup Textile, Ink and Stitch 19h x 19w £60 Plants and Patterns - Dandelion Textile, Ink and Stitch 19h x 19w £60

Sue Welfare

Norfolk Born, I’m a self-taught artist and printmaker living and working in Downham Market. After writing professionally for more than twenty-five years, around eight years ago I went on a morning’s rag-rug workshop and rediscovered my love of colour, texture and design. Since then I’ve gone on to explore mosaics, glass, hand-made felt, textiles, papercuts and print-making, revisiting and developing design ideas using a variety of techniques and media. Working from my own sketches and photos I’m inspired by the varied coast and countryside of Norfolk, overgrown unkempt gardens, birds and the rich colour and chaos of domestic life.

A Company of Gannets Linocut 50h x 50w £185 Avocet Linocut 30h x 30w £95 Last Year's Apples Linocut 50h x 50w £185 Seapies & Sandploughmen Linocut 50h x 50w £185 Spring Birches and Nuthatch Linocut 50h x 50w £185 Spring Crow Linocut 30h x 30w £95

Teresa Rogers

I am a self-taught artist with a passion for my rural surroundings. Nature, to me, is vibrant with pattern and colour and my work reflects this. The small meetings between myself and the non-human occupants of the corner of Norfolk we call home are precious to me and I seek to capture them in my paintings.

Beltane Acrylic 35h x 39w £100 Dryad Acrylic 35h x 39w £100 Frost Acrylic 35h x 39w £100 Restoration Acrylic 35h x 39w £100 Vikings Acrylic 39h x 31w £100

Toby Winterbourn

I have over 15 years experience working with traditional blacksmithing techniques and metal fabrication. This includes English Heritage and restoration work as well as private and public commissions. I enjoy working on restoration projects of old gates with intricate floral panels, and the processes of making the decorative flowers and leaves. This gave me the idea of focusing on these delicate features and to make them the focus of a large sculpture. I enjoy natural history and more recently I have been working on various animals, including octopus, squid, bugs and otters.

Agapanthus galvanised finish Garden Sculpture £225 Foxglove in rusty finish Garden Sculpture £275 Rusty back fern in rusty finish Garden Sculpture £250