Chloe Cheese is an artist of great critical acclaim and internationally recognised. Her work sits in public collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Her handmade aesthetic is full of charm and intimacy, converting the seemingly ordinary into extraordinary and unique visual feasts.
Kate Heiss: Energetic Florals and Nature Inspired Prints Kate Heiss studied at the Royal College of Art graduating with an MA in Textile Design in 1997. She then worked as a Textile Designer across a wide range of fashion brands including Fenchurch, Miss Selfridge and the Japanese fashion Designer Michiko Koshino.
- James Bywood: Vibrant Screen-Prints of the British Landscape
For the first of our Artist Spotlights were exploring the vibrant works of James Bywood, a screen print maker inspired by the rugged British landscape. James is a keen rambler and hillwalker and captures hidden gems he discovers along the way. He has captured scenes from the Peak District, The Lake District and other great walking areas in the UK. His bright and bold style is the perfect way to brighten any wall.
- More about Chloe Rafferty
Chloe Rafferty creates beautiful appliqué and embroidered textile artworks and jewellery. Chloe incorporates lovely fabrics and patterns into her work, using them as a base for her free-motion embroidery.
- More about Jessica Hogarth
Jessica Hogarth is an artist living and working in picturesque Whitby, North Yorkshire. She was born and raised close by – in Robin Hood’s Bay. This is a charming fishing village famous for its smuggler past. Now she specialises in surface pattern design and illustration.
- An Interview with Richard O’Neill
Born in Bradford and now based in North Yorkshire, Richard O’Neill is a digital artist specialising in hand drawn, contemporary landscapes.He is inspired by classic twentieth century travel art and the beautiful scenery of his home county of Yorkshire and beyond.
- More about Tabitha Mary
“I have always been inspired by the travel posters of the 1930’s and the strong propaganda posters from both the World Wars. It is this influence that has helped me capture landmarks, seascapes and landscapes from near and far to create my portfolio. My niche has been in keeping my subject matters either local or a memory of an experience.”
Continue Reading - An Interview with Stephen Millership
Stephen Millership is a freelance Illustrator who specialises in artwork influenced by the golden age of the travel poster with a modern twist.
- An Interview with Chloe Cheese
“I thought that ʻartistʼ was a common occupation and it certainly felt normal to express myself by making art.” – Chloe Cheese
- An Interview with Catherine Kleeli
“As a child – I was always drawing, painting, glueing or sticking. I have never felt bored as my Mother always used to say “find yourself something to do” which fostered a creativity in making things” – Catherine Kleeli
