David John Davidson - UK
I am a self-taught artist working in oils who has a love of aircraft. I have had a few commissions to date, some of which are not aircraft. I work from photographs and am willing to take on commission work should you require it.

Elaine Davis - Scotland
I live in a small village in the heart of Ayrshire on the west coast of Scotland. I work mainly in acrylics on canvas and use the Scottish countryside as my inspiration. I also like working in graphite where I take my inspiration from an analytical perspective of nature.

Katie Daw - UK
I am inspired by all that surrounds me, from the beauty of nature to the practicality of man-made objects. It is not however, the actual scene or object that fascinates me but rather the elements and contours that form them. There is so much detail that is overlooked everyday and it’s the magnification of our surroundings that interests me.

James Dawson - Great Britain
Famous personalities by James Dawson, painted in oils on framed canvas or canvas board.

ZeroOneArt Artist of the Month - June 2007
Jean G Dayton - UK
Working mainly in acrylics and oils my collection of art designs will compliment any modern interior. I gain my inspiration from nature and its beautiful and varied colours; living in the New Forest and close to the coast I am surrounded by astounding natural beauty. I see beauty, feel the emotion and transpose that feeling through colour onto canvas.
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Jeanie Dee - UK
I enjoy making images that arouse my curiosity, that suggest hidden plots and compel me to wonder what happens next. I try to use my camera to create two groups of images; one group that comes from my imagination and one that inspires my imagination.

Christine Derrick - UK
I use oils, pastels and acrylics to seek out and portray the characters of flowers and the atmospheric qualities of landscape.
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Joseph Dixon -UK
Joe has exhibited a great deal over the last few years following his graduation from London Guilhall University. Previous to his solo exhibition Joe had paintings hung in several London galleries as well as the Tate in St Ives.
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Andrew Douse - UK
My inspiration comes from the natural elements and I am particularly attracted to water and air as subjects. I aim to express the calm power of the natural world and produce a relaxed contemplative mood in the viewer.
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Elizabeth Drayton - UK
In 2005, Elizabeth decided to give up working in advertising to pursue a full-time art career. Her work covers all aspects of life that she loves, animals, people, and the natural world. Elizabeth's art focuses on colour and detailed observation.
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Audrey Duff - Scotland
I try to portray my perception of nature's tranquillity in my work to allow us to bring the outdoors in. I also enjoy portraying objects of simple beauty.

Stella Dunkley - UK
I especially enjoy painting Impressionistic & semi-abstract seascape, landscape & sunset paintings, I have completed commissions & sold to collectors worldwide.
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Lucy Dunnett - UK
I rarely leave the house without a camera in my pocket, and my paintings are inspired by photos taken on my travels. I like to challenge myself to capture an image which someone may otherwise not get to see – it could be something very small, an image taken on a long exposure, something framed unusually or even a full 360 degree view!
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ZeroOneArt Artist of the Month - April 2007
Laura Elliott - UK
I draw, paint and am also a photographer, and often use multimedia within my art. My work explores the concepts of emotion, memory, location, self and identity.
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Chris Elsden - UK
I was educated in Devon and then moved to Singapore in the early 60's returning to the UK to attend art school. I now spend much of my time travelling seeking out subjects to paint. Most of my work is in oils and I rarely use a brush preferring the effects that the palette knife offers.

Vince Entwistle - United Kingdom
His current style has been established with the experimentation of strong abundant colour and by complete contrast the mystery of virtual monotone. The contrast of light and shade influence his finished work and leave you immersed in fantasy.

Marie Evans - England
The majority of my work is based around the way that adults extend their childhood fantasies/fiction into adulthood. I have gone back to the texts of my childhood and read them with an adult eye, shattering the myths that I have held. I have also uncovered the ‘hidden’ religious aspects to many of the tales and have created works in response to these stories.
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Elise Ferguson - UK
Elise’s paintings are vivid representations of the countryside, celebrating blue skies, bright seas and colourful flowers. Living and working in Dunblane, she takes advantage of her central location to travel to the western isles, Fife and north of Scotland to seek out inspiration for new paintings.
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Hannah Forster - UK
When painting creatures, I always try to imagine what their character is like – somehow this dictates how I paint them. So they may look completely different from the original sketch or photo, but that’s how I prefer it. Other creatures, for example, dragons, come straight from my imagination. I love having this freedom to explore.
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Laura Fulner - Devon, UK
I am a Devon based artist working in acrylics. I love to experiment and my subject matter changes depending on my mood! :) I love vibrant colours.
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Anna Demovidova
Russian Figurative Painter presently living in Washington, DC, USA.

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