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Glasgow based punk inspired artist. 

Works sporadically and we never quite know what's coming next, but we usually like it!

Latest works include his 'Phonetics' and 'Emoji series'

Tim Andrew is a Sydney-based artist. He holds a Bachelor of Design and has a background in new media and art history. Tim’s work includes murals and projection, mechanical sculpture, painting, writing, and printmaking. He loves cats!

Angus is a Bristol based, independent artist. 

He has been creating works of art since early 2015. 

With no formal training and no background in art, has self taught and hit the ground running with his 8-Bit tongue in cheek style. 

In Ottilia's images, the female intertwines with elements of nature, incorporating post-modern imagery ranging from plants to film excerpts. 

The result is a collection of surreal yet captivating images that challenge the viewer's perception.⁠

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BadTrip 

is a UK based self taught mixed media artist, creating artworks since 2020.

His style is influenced by his previous life as a drum & bass & hip hop DJ in the early 1990's and early 2000's. 

Lauren Baker is a British contemporary multidisciplinary artist who exhibits internationally.  Her work explores human connection, metaphysics and the expansiveness of the universe. Lauren's signature light works exude energy & power.

Born in Manchester in 1972, Dan Baldwin studied at Eastbourne College of Art & Design, (1990/92) where he was awarded best student 'Graphic Design' before completing a BA in Communication Media from the Kent Institute of Art (1992-1996)

Lene Bladbjerg is a Danish artist based in London. Lene Bladbjerg’s work is influenced by her background as a graphic designer. 

Typography & grids drift in and out of her pieces creating haunting images and surprising messages. 

Often referred to as the godfather of Pop Art, Sir Peter Blake has created many of the 20th century's most iconic artworks. 

Perhaps most famously created the artwork for Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band & 1984's Band Aid.

Jack Blam is a mixed media fine artist with a graphic influence. Studying a fine art degree at Kingston University. 

Exploring youth culture and humour using screen-prints, spray paint, textured layers, repetition, neon paint and collage of found imagery to create unique pieces.

Blek le Rat, born Xavier Prou, is a French graffiti and street artist regarded as the “Father of stencil graffiti”. A pioneer of Paris street art since 1981, he began with small black rat stencils—symbols of freedom and an anagram for "art"—before developing life-sized figures and politically charged works. 

Chris Bourke is a Worcester based printmaker. 

Chris specialises in creating limited edition linocut prints, printed on the most beautiful paper. 

His emotive pieces are coveted by fans worldwide.

Dominic Bradnum is a visual & audio artist currently working in Worthing. 

His visual language is focused on capturing the incandescent glow of neon and other gas-filled electric lighting through the medium of oil paint.  

A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Adam Bridgland lives & works as an artist in Cambridgeshire. Since graduating, Adam has used a range of materials & working methods to pursue incisive & often witty artworks.

Tim Brookes is a native Londoner and ex-Chelsea School of Art. 

His work reflects a passion for music, celebrity, film and TV. 

Blending a graphic boldness with his ad-world experience to create accessible, vivid art.

By blending his artistic instincts with digital mastery & traditional techniques, Gordon fuses mixed media, digital media & spray paint. Focussing on portraying people, particularly female figures. 

Barry Bulsara's hand pulled screen prints are inspired by popular culture, childhood memories and a lifelong passion for anything geeky. 

Never to be taken too seriously, a sense of tongue in cheek and humour being essential in all of his creations.

Gerry Buxton is part of a new generation of print-makers combining cutting-edge digital illustration and the time-honoured discipline of screen-printing. 

His work focuses on the relationship between people & iconic places.

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The Cameron Twins are an artist duo of identical twins who work together in a range of different media including screen print, digital montage, photography, casting, sculpture and installation .

Their work has an overall strong & garish pop style.

Interior designer & Scotland's Home of the Year's Anna Campbell-Jones and St. Louis based artist Mark Regester met on Instagram & got chatting about the creative process. 

A collaboration was formed when he saw Anna’s 'Dazzle Cats'.   

A self taught artist, Scott has been developing his unique style  since 2008. 

Unable to categorise his work into any specific genre, he happened upon the phrase 'Sui Generis'; Latin for 'of its own kind'. 

This seemed apt for his supercool sculpture.

Cassette Lord is the artist moniker of Martin Middleton, a Brighton-based street artist, well known for his works which stand proudly across most of the city’s telephone junction boxes found on many a pavement street corner. 

Paul Cassidy creates stunning original mixed media artworks, fusing screen-prints and sculpture with glorious gold leaf hand embellishment.

Born in 1956, Cauty is a British artist and musician born in Liverpool. He is best known as one half of the hit-making duo The KLF, as a co-founder of The Orb and as the man who burnt one million pounds. 

Nick Chaffe is a graphic artist, designer and illustrator based in Manchester, UK. 

His bold, graphic, mixed media pieces pack a real punch.

Artists Mike Snelle & James Golding have taken the art world by storm under the pseudonym, The Connor Brothers. They entered the art scene as Franklyn and Brendan Connor. This ruse lasted until October 2014, when their true identities were revealed.

Kevin Cummins is a British music and portrait photographer renowned for his atmospheric images that defined the Manchester music scene. He rose to prominence capturing the 1970s punk movement and served over a decade as NME’s chief photographer.

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Barrie J Davies is a Brighton based print maker, creating one-off screen prints. 

Barrie makes fun, colourful, often humorous urban contemporary pop art, referencing pop art & popular culture in his work.

Bobby Dazzler is a Brighton based artist and graphic illustrator best known for his use of bold colour, striking compositions and use of humour in his work. After graduating with a Fine Art degree, Bobby has travelled (and painted!) around the world.

Dirty Hans is painter & illustrator who specialises in creating high impact contemporary urban art. 

With influences such as Roy Lichtenstein & Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, he creates bold, fresh artworks which often have a vintage vibe.

Somerset based artist Shelley Dyer Gibbins works mainly with linocut print, often layered with collage.

Each piece is unique within the limited edition and her work evokes a vintage vibe.

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Tinsel Edward's art responds to a wide variety of contemporary social & political issues whilst referencing her everyday experience. Her paintings offer biting social commentary entwined with humour, emotion & honest autobiographical narrative.

British Artist and Film Director, Nick Egan, occupies a distinctive ‘Rock Star’ venerability in a popular culture that has felt his influence since the early days of the Punk Rock Revolution.

Dame Tracey Emin is one of the most important contemporary artists of her generation. She was catapulted into the public eye in the 1990s with iconic works like her Turner Prize nominated My Bed.

Gareth Tristan Evans utilises a range of techniques from photography to digital to traditional pen and brush his work is influenced by childhood memories, vintage textiles, street art & obsessive attention to detail. 

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Foul Mouthed Yob's work draws its influences from a contemporary mix of Blasphemy, Orchestration, Lunacy, Lyricism, Opinion, Composition, Know-how and Surrealism - or 

'Bollocks' for short!

Christian became the youngest artist to have ever officially painted Queen Elizabeth II, when in 1995 – at the age of twenty eight – he was invited by the Queen to paint her portrait at Buckingham Palace. 

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Based in East London, Charlotte Gerrard produces beautiful, highly original animal paintings & screenprints. Her prints focus on feathered animals, primarily ducks. They are all one-offs or very small editions. 

David Gilliver graduated from the Fine Art Photography (BA Hons) course at the Glasgow School of Art in 2001.  

He specialises in Macro photography & light painting and has been a winner at the British Photography Awards in 2022, 2023 & 2024. 

As a contemporary artist Magnus Gjoen has exhibited worldwide and questions the notions of beauty by juxtaposing a range of styles and media, incorporating a street and pop aesthetic with a fine art approach.

Pam Glew is a contemporary British artist, known for her unique bleaching technique on vintage flags and fabric. Antique American quilts, brocade and old jeans are dyed black and painted freehand with mixed media paint. 

A London based beautilist artist, originally from New Zealand, grAzie creates strong vibrant artwork, often with a sense of fun. Her distinctive style is instantly recognisable, with its deep and colour saturated portraits. 

 Grow Up is a father & son collaborative duo, launched during Lockdown 2020. 

Jack Blamire & his father Mark base their work on graphic art, typography, stencils, mixed media, fluorescent ink & profanity

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Haus of Lucy is a contemporary multi-media artist and graphic designer. Having graduated from the University of Derby, Haus of Lucy is less defined by her formal art training than by her loose, creative approach & varied influences.

After studying graphics at college Antony, under the name H, teamed with partner Pez and quickly rose to become one of the foremost artists in the late 80’s Rave scene. 

Keith Haynes is a contemporary artist whose work is driven by a passion for music & design. With his flare for design, Keith creates work of striking visual acuity, playing with texture, colour, and composition to generate an eye-catching aesthetic.

Wendy grew up in the 80’s and her work is influenced by Fashion, Pop Culture, Advertising and the growing visual media of the age. Her spirit for fashion, style identity whilst remaining sustainable, is evident in her work.

Damien Steven Hirst is an English artist and art collector. He was one of the Young British Artists (YBAs) who dominated the art scene in the UK during the 1990s. He is reportedly the United Kingdom's richest living artist.

Kenny Hunter is a Scottish sculptor and lecturer known for his monumental public artworks and innovative reinterpretations of the traditional monument. A Glasgow School of Art graduate, he has exhibited internationally at venues like the Scottish National Portrait Gallery. 

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London based artist Illuminati Neon draws on his punk roots and lifelong passion for rock music, its attitude, articulation and cultural dynamism. Using vintage and historic flags, clothing and distressed materials which he crowns with neon. 

INKCANDY was founded by London based graphic designer Dave Young. His prints combine a love of both film and design. All screen prints are produced to a strict edition, signed & numbered by the artist.

Inkie is one of the most notorious & prolific graffiti writers in UK history to emerge out of the 80’s Bristol scene. 

Painting alongside 3D, Crime Inc, Nick Walker and Banksy, in 1989 the ‘Kingpin’ was arrested as the head of 72 other writers.

Kate Jackson studied Fine Art in Sheffield. Here the Brutalist architecture forged her identity. Living in Sheffield informed her large scale paintings of Brutalist & concrete architectural structures, motorway flyovers, bridges & service stations.

Bricoleur, agent provocateur, wordsmith, artist, hoaxer, and collaborator, Brian Jones  spent five years studying art and art history, gaining a degree in Fine Art at Liverpool Polytechnic. 

During his time there he was was tutored by Jamie Reid.

Manchester artist.

Never dull. 

Always unexpected! 

K-GUY has bombarded the urban art scene with his incisive observations and visual comments about life in the 21st century. He often uses discarded trash & found objects as the basis or medium for his work or degrades his imagery on purpose to add depth.

Generally considered one of the most provocative artists of his generation, Hayden Kay's work often critiques social media, popular culture & world politics.

His work is shown around the world and it sought after by collectors. 

James Kingman is an emerging contemporary artist whose mixed media practice combines painting, screen printing & street art. 

His bold use of colour & his gorgeous paper choice has gained him many fans.

For the past decade M.K.Komins has been passionately committed to the pursuit of created excellence. Based in Philadelphia, they drew inspiration from the politically vibrant collective consciousness of its artistic community. 

Wildy creative, Ralf Laurenson studied art in London and has since had a long and illustrious career in the arts. Ralf draws, illustrates & designs using an array of techniques: traditional using paper & pens, photography and digital manipulation. 

Jayson Lilley is a contemporary British artist recognised for producing paintings of urban scenes and iconic architecture of the United Kingdom. Using gold, silver & copper leaf his artworks have a true warmth, making them real showstoppers.

Living & working in the north east of England, Lusky produces historically & politically motivated work which is designed to challenge the general status quo.  

His defaced dollars now exceed 1000 pieces and are collected across the globe.