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This week’s spotlight – Susan Bourne

This week’s spotlight – Susan Bourne

Susan loves living in the Scottish Borders surrounded by the lanes, hedgerows, fields and woodlands where she finds her inspiration. She loves painting wild flowers especially enjoy painting them accompanied by the bees, butterflies, beetles and the bugs, which her three enthusiastic daughters keep providing her with in good supply! Ideally Susan tries to paint on reclaimed wood from old floorboards, doors or desk tops, worn and torn are like treasure to her – she’s always on

This week's spotlight – Mary McCall

This week's spotlight – Mary McCall

Mary McCall designs and crafts gemstone jewellery, in her hometown of Galashiels, in the heart of the Scottish Borders. Her passion for genuine gemstones lead her into the world of jewellery making. Believing that when you wear genuine gemstone jewellery, you not only feel beautiful but you also feel a real connection with nature. 'Every single gemstone is a treasure given to us by Mother Nature. Each piece is as rare and as individual as the wearer'. Influencing Mary's desig

This week's spotlight – Bruce Graham

This week's spotlight – Bruce Graham

Bruce Graham is an artist living and working in the North East of Scotland, and it is from the dramatic and varied Scottish scenery that he derives much of his inspiration. The coastline seascapes, with the cliffs and rock formations lending themselves to the use of palette knives to create layers of texture. The special quality of light of the northern skies, the endless variety of cloud formations and atmospheric skies are also reflected in much of his work. While many of

This weeks spotlight – Robin Fox

This weeks spotlight – Robin Fox

Robin is a full time, self-taught sculptor. He works in mixed media, each sculpture being unique and hand built with no casting involved. He predominantly uses a metal modified epoxy clay with a diverse variety of materials including: metal fillers, dyed silver and gold leaf and native hardwoods. Robin and family relocated in 2015 to the market town of Hexham in Northumberland, following twenty one years in rural Scotland where he’d embarked on his sculpting career. The move

This weeks spotlight – Philip Hearsey

This weeks spotlight – Philip Hearsey

Philip Hearsey is an experienced British sculptor who has exhibited his work throughout the UK. Rather than engaging in specific theories, he is driven by an instinctive urge to progress at his own pace and focus on making things. He turns observations and visualisations into 3-dimensional realities, harnessing his speciality in sandcasting to make sculptures that engage the quality of bronze as a noble material. Philips's pieces showcase smart simplicity, intriguing shapes a

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