Andy Warren - UK
Texture is always the priority. Some of the pieces are more technically complex, some are more random (more fun). Andy sometimes brings lots of colour to his work but some of his best pieces are where one colour is used to accentuate the texture allowing the light to do the hard-work.
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Darren West - UK
Sussex based neon artist. I am a neon glass blower and hand make unique wall art and sculptures using wood, metal, paint and of course neon light.
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Sally Ann Whelton - France & UK
I studied 3 Dimensional art and design, many years ago. My main work up to date has been in ceramics, but I am now taking commissions for large acrylic canvasses.
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Edmund Widdicks - England
They are spiritually based from; subject name, moods, events, happenings, a specific person/place or 'just paintings' They are of the moment, past, present or future & sometimes they are well in advance of an event/happening & in hind sight I realise what it has been painted for.

ZeroOneArt Artist of the Month - April 2004
Mina Widding - Sweden
I work with photography, collage and words, mostly to do with the macabre beauty.
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Andrew Williams - England
My artwork often evolves without any thought. I just pick a few colours and swirl them around and this is the result. My abstract pieces are mainly wet in wet technique with a few splatters here and there and I often get happy accidents, I pour the paint off and get great results, as in the ethereal river painting.
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Pieter Zandvliet - Netherlands
Generally I use vivid and bright colours with heavy contours, as you can see in my paintings. It will remind you of cartoons, comix and graffiti. Simplistic figures which stimulates your imagination.

David Welsh
Landscapes of England and Europe, figures and animals. Portrait and other commissions accepted.

Oil paintings for sale, by David Welsh