Our Artists
Discover the diverse talents shaping the art world today. Each artist brings a unique perspective and skill to their craft, creating captivating works that inspire and provoke thought. Explore their portfolios and experience the power of art.
Lindsey J Cole
Lindsey was born in Poole Dorset. After leaving Poole Pottery as a ceramic artist in 1996, She is now a self taught Hampshire based Artist living in Ringwood practicing in a wide range of subjects and matter.
Maureen Davies
Maureen has a BA in textile design from The Central School of Art, London. After working as a fabric designer and raising a family she was able to concentrate on painting.
Jackie Langfeld
Jackie is inspired by both landscape and seascape, enjoying the openness of the horizon and sky, but also enjoying the detail of the small things in our environment. Working in both oils and acrylics, the doing and making is all important.
Andy Redwood
Andy paints impressionist landscapes and seascapes in Oils. He rarely uses brushes and paints with a palette knife with an intent to capture light and shape.
Martin Slater
Martin is a retired Medical Laboratory technician who paints with Take 10 Artists, often in the New Forest but also further afield.
Martin also paints pictures of American Square dancing, which is his hobby.
Martin drew naked women for a year at Barton Peveril College evening classes and thereby obtained an A level in art in 1996.
Gillian Smith
Gillian is influenced mainly by the landscape of the New Forest and its coastline. It focuses on the interplay of light and the textures and patterns of the natural world. Her favourite medium is pastel, allowing her to work quickly and capture the moment.
Joanna Williams
Watercolorist Joanna Williams is both a painter and illustrator. As illustrator she has worked for leading publishers, including Hamlyn, Heinemann and Macmillan. As a painter, she enjoys her native Hampshire landscape in and around the new Forest.
Virginia Whiting
Virginia is primarily a painter of contemporary landscapes and seascapes having been born and brought up in rural Northamptonshire with the freedom to roam and develop the love of the countryside which has always inspired her work.
Deirdre Whitworth
Deirdre was able to develop her life-long interest in painting once family ties were less demanding.
She developed her work through local and holiday courses and is intrigued by the changing light ,colour and atmosphere throughout the seasons.