Bob Tsang

Bob Tsang - Photography

Photography is a medium I have always cherished from a very early age - being inspired by not only the beautiful images that my brothers would create, but in the simplistic form of their cameras in the 80s. It wasn't until I was studying my PhD in Engineering that I was serendipitously immersed in the world of imaging, and also by crossing paths with my photography mentor, Peter Davies, who headed my laboratory. My research required extensive use and understanding of a vast array of optics and imaging principles, that included macro imaging to electron microscopy. This knowledge opened up a new world for me and armed with these new skills I fervently pursued photography as a hobby.

Hari Mandhar

Hari Mandhar - Yoga Pose Art

I have always loved painting but also enjoy creating simplicity in process and pursued a career in research and process management. After spending some time away from work, I revisited my love of art and I had a random stint selling illustrations of ravens in Peckham Cafe. Following this, I decided to see if there was interest in buying my art mainly for the reason that I cant keep it all in my flat! I like creating clean lines and movement in art, and love trying to emulate moody skies and seas.

Jas Mandhar

Jas Mandhar - Abstract Art

Originally from a traditional north Indian family from the Midlands, Little Mouse is now a South London based artist who has been painting and creating for over 20 years. LM started her creative education at Northampton University studying design, but did not find the courage to fully pursue and expose her flair and love of painting until decades later.

Little Mouse treasures the courageous eccentric and the dark moments in life, and attempts to translate them through acrylic and metallic on canvas, she specialises in Canvas pieces that are colourful, dramatic and full of energy, often with moody and dark components, her pieces are offset with bold colour wipes and metallic elements.

James O'Hara

James O'Mara - Digital Art

A Belfast born artist who moved to Penge in 1987. After a small exhibition in Streatham Library in 1989 his portfolio of work went missing. After finding a job in the care sector he gave up drawing completely. James started drawing again in 2016 with the Anerley and Penge life drawing class at The Bridge House and learned about drawing on an iPad. He is part of the SE20 Art-Group and has exhibited in Penge, Crystal Palace, Bromley, Sydenham, Surrey Quays. He took part in a successful group exhibition ‘Foursight and Everything in Between’ at the Tension Gallery in Maple Road in January 2020.

Anna Moody

“POLLEN was founded by Anna Moody, a lifestyle and portrait photographer based in South East London.

POLLEN creates beautiful floral art pieces and bespoke art work. Taking inspiration from the botanical illustrations of the past, Anna combines old and new floral designs to create contemporary floral art pieces that will look beautiful on any wall.

The bespoke artworks are an opportunity to collaborate with her and create a truly unique and personalised piece of art.

Anna also offers a Bouquet Photography service, providing you with an opportunity to preserve your wedding bouquet by styling and photographing it to create a luxury fine art print, an heirloom to treasure forever”

Keith Warne

“I have no plan when I start to paint. I allow my canvas to become completely taken over by my feeling in that particular moment. The material, colour and concept depend entirely on where my emotions decide to take me..... Keith is a contemporary artist from South East London.  I never start a painting with anything particular in my mind. The paint I use and the shape/type of material I use depends entirely on my emotion at the time. I use oil, watercolor, aerosol, pastel and literally anything else I feel like!  I take inspiration from what is occurring in my life and use that emotion to create my work. Painting has given me an entirely new way to express myself and I am at my happiest when I begin to see a new idea come to life.  The limitlessness of painting in this style allows me to become totally free, something that has been difficult to achieve in other ways during the huge lockdown periods caused by Covid 19. It has been my escape and my focus and I sincerely believe it has maintained my mental health when the pandemic changed my life around me. 

 My beautiful wife Siobhan and my 1-year-old daughter Luna have also had a huge influence on me. Siobhan’s constant support in encouraging me to follow my dreams and our desire to give Luna the best life has driven me to work constantly and to put everything I have in to my paintings.  

 The last year has taught me that if there is something you want, then work as hard as you can for it. Follow your dreams, and follow them now. Life is short” 

Sally Kelly

“Sally worked for many years as a senior designer at Liberty of London, where she created some of their best-loved designs and worked on collaborations with Manolo Blahnik, Grayson Perry, Kate Moss and many others.

Today, Sally runs her own studio, her fabric collections sell worldwide and her design and consultancy work is sought out by clients including the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, Lush Cosmetics and HRH The Prince of Wales' Highgrove Enterprises.”

Paul Lansley

“I specialise in pen and ink drawings with watercolour, though have begun developing work digitally using iPad Pro with Procreate. I am lucky to have a job I love as assistant head at a special school and use downtime combining my enthusiasm for art, fishing and travel”.

Nousha Kiani

- Nousha recently discovered using water colour pens to sketch and illustrate after she gained a lot of free time since leaving Teaching. She thoroughly enjoys creating art and drawing on banana's for fun! 

Will Clarke

Will Clarke’s illustrated prints of architectural landmarks are immediately recognisable. Born and raised in London, Will remains passionate about the changing nature of the urban landscape. With a love for iconic architecture, he has a particular interest in buildings with historical resonance and character. Some time ago Will undertook a six-month drawing of London, as seen from the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral. The illustration he created inspired him to undertake a series of architectural drawings, and he has been fascinated by architecture and the urban landscape ever since.

Screen-printing, more than any other technique, gives Will the precision and control he needs to reproduce his very detailed line drawings. To this detail he likes to add bright blocks of colour and an element of abstraction – none of his drawings are exact renderings of what he sees – in order to produce urban scenes that are unique to his style. All of his original works are hand-drawn, then each edition screen-printed by Will in his studio.

As well as regularly taking on private and commercial commissions, Will has also exhibited at a number of shows in London and across the UK. High profile commissions and clients include the Southbank Centre, Royal Academy of Arts and the NHS.

Eva Trabzso

Eva is a self-taught artist born in Chojnice, Poland, Currently living and working on London.

Bev Jones

I live and work in the London Borough of Croydon and most of my paintings focus on the everyday people and scenes around me. I love painting crowds and groups of people going about their everyday lives. Drawing and painting has always been a way for me to explore the world around me and to come to a better understanding of myself and my community.

Kate Rennie

Kathryn’s fascination with the human firm began at an early age and has remained fundamental to her work. Kathryn focuses on capering her subjects inner spirit, creating a specific mood which emerges with whatever medium she uses. Drawing inspiration from conversations and observations : people, communities, beliefs and our connection to the natural environment.

Murky Art

We are Mark and Faye, an artist couple that go by the names of MurkyArt and FayeDesigns. We exhibit and sell our original artwork in galleries and fairs but we also love making cool products out of our work and this is where you can buy them!

Chris Kelly

"Hi, I’m Chris, a painter of many subjects, although in this show my landscapes are predominant. I use oil and also like to paint with drawing ink, which has a nice vibrancy and immediacy that I find very satisfying. I’m drawn to contrasting light conditions, reflections on water, and I love woodlands for the complexity they introduce to the design of the painting. I very much hope you enjoy looking at my paintings"

Allison Morey

Allison Morey is a Contemporary Abstract Artist from South London. She has an instinctive eye for colour and shape and enjoys each work of art as a playful intuitive process. Allison exhibits in the South London area and loves creating original canvases and digital prints. Allison is happiest when creating big, bold, colourful works of art.

Hannah Lucia

I am an artist from a London and I create colorful and vibrant art using alcohol ink. Usually pieces are A4 or A3 and are done on sustainable and tree-free Yupo paper.

Rita Peneda

Spoonful of Rita is an illustrator momentarily trapped in a transitional performance as a server in a popular Indian restaurant in Central London. Between scrapping plates and parroting steps of service she became a refined voyeur of social behaviour and a grumpy critic of table manners. Spoonful of Rita invites you to take a little peek behind the curtains of hospitality through her series of screenprinted illustrations about the silliness and grotesqueness of serving others.

Maria Luisa Azzini

“I always had a big imagination! As a child I used to write stories about parallel dimensions and mysterious creatures.. Growing up, I never fitted into society until the passion for painting came into my life and I found my purpose.
I was born in Florence and moved to London in 2001. In 2004 I started to sell my paintings at Greenwich Market where I still exhibit my work every Sunday.. It is so lovely there! I like the fact that people can see my paintings in the flesh, the vibrancy of the colours, the little details. My style is super unique and one of the reasons is that I'm a self-taught artist and for this I'm grateful! I've created a parallel Universe in my imagination called "The Futuristic World". It's fun, bright, vibrant and full of hidden messages and symbols”

Sakina Saidi

“I’m a plant lover illustrator living in Crystal Palace. I love to draw the world around me, with a special focus on representing amazing and diverse women with positive and motivational messages. All my illustrations are printed locally, in London on a high-quality artist paper that I source specifically.”