Doug was born in Bristol, 1972,  the third of four children, his upbringing was a lively affair dominated by improvised football and cricket matches in the street, a whole menagerie of noisy pets. As soon as he left school Doug worked in a draughtsman’s office until in 1989 he attended a technical drawing exhibition. Fascinated with the skill of technical illustration he applied for the course. Doug passed with distinction and set out on a career in illustration, specialising in airbrush artwork, brimming with a new confidence and excitement. The work he produced at this time was beautifully composed with meticulous attention to detail. While working full time on artwork for briefs,  Doug spent his evenings and weekends on what he refers to as his private work. Given a free rein, his approach became less perfect but more “authentic”. The effect of this stylistic shift was to transform his art from something rigid and static into something overflowing

PINS (Push It Never Stop) is a multi-disciplinary British artist who has an insatiable desire to connect and engage through his work. Based in London, his entrepreneurial mind and ambition formed his philosophy & strap line: Push It Never Stop PINS explores notions of mass-consumerism and the status of image through diverse motifs such as sneakers, donuts, lips and tea in a truly unique way. He manages to combine both tongue-in-cheek humour, guilty pleasures and contemporary themes such as the objectification of women in visual culture, obsessions and addictions. With an extensive creative background spanning 10 years, including a BA Hons. in Fashion with Business, PINS has explored various application techniques in his work including

The show-stopping cityscapes of Henderson Cisz have established his international reputation as one of the finest artists of his generation and a virtuoso of urban style. Born and brought up in Brazil, Henderson now lives in London, but still loves to travel the world painting the drama and diversity of modern metropolitan life. He has formed an intense and affectionate artistic relationship with many of the world’s most iconic cities, and his arresting interpretations breathe life into the elegant boulevards of Paris and the imposing skyscrapers of New York. Voted Artist of the Year by the UK’s galleries, Henderson is also the holder of the coveted John Solomon trophy, which is awarded annually to the artist judged to have made the greatest impact on the art market; a testament to the fact that his work has been both successful and immensely influential in the world of fine art. Henderson’s talent for painting was clear from an early age, but he never considered pursuing a career as an artist. Instead he entered the banking profession and continued to enjoy painting as a hobby. By the mid 1980s however, Henderson had become convinced that art meant more to him than banking. In 1986 he moved to London in order to study painting, and to make his

Millena DeMille utilises experimental gilding techniques to create inimitable, ever-changing surfaces that form the basis of her art works and furniture designs. Having started drawing at a young age and developing her gilding skills over two decades, Millena works with metal foils, paint, and specially made pigmented waxes to create truly original, abstract compositions inspired by nature.  The unique quality of the works lies in Millena’s intricate and intensive process of layering involved in the creation of her iridescent surfaces. The subtlety of metallic media is sometimes enhanced by contrasting vivid colour breaking through delicate layers of gold, silver and copper leaf.

Beatrice Galletley is currently in her Final Year of Fine Art at Newcastle University working towards her Degree show. Her aim is to continue her studies towards a Master in Ceramics and Glass at the Royal College of Art. Galletlley’s ceramics are stunning works keeping faithful to their medium they hold an organic presence and look beautiful in any home. Although still studying Galletley has received much acclaim for her works and has already enjoyed success with sales in private collections. “The medium of Ceramics is a unique material with endless creative opportunities. It has a versatile and unpredictable