Fiona Macpherson is a Yorkshire born artist and illustrator. She studied at the Jacob Kramer College of Art and Design in Leeds. Fiona draws and paints, working in charcoal, pastel, watercolour and oil. She now lives in London with her … Continued
I am a local artist born in Beverley and now living in Leeds. I graduated with a degree in Graphic Arts and Design from Leeds Beckett University. I love bright, sharp and colourful images taking my inspiration from the buildings … Continued
My work stems from observation in the landscape from photographs and sketches. I enjoy the use of rich vibrant colours in my pictures using pen and wash. I feel my work has evolved over the last couple of years and … Continued
I’m fascinated by the way people shape their environment. As a relative newcomer to Yorkshire from the flat landscape of East Anglia I love the mix of industrial and natural landscape that you can see from the top of … Continued
My art life started at 40. I just started to draw then kept on going. Having tried and failed to carve out a little studio at home I went on to start (with Gary Winters) Cornmill Art Space on Railway … Continued
2019 Art Trail There are moments when you look at something: a bird, the twisted form of its neck, a landscape full of contrast or the passing of the seasons, a gnarled face that shows a life’s journey and the … Continued
I trained as a printed textile designer at Camberwell School of Art and subsequently worked as a designer in various London studios. I went on to explore felting techniques and am now making a diverse selection of handcrafted art works, … Continued
My artwork draws upon the landscapes of Yorkshire, The Lake District and Scotland. I spend time within the setting looking, thinking and recording what I see through the use of photography and sketching. I am engaged by the textures, colours … Continued
My work uses an unusual combination of polished bronze forms with the contrasting colour and texture of rusted sheets of steel, linking a material seen as precious with one which is usually associated with decay. I often make use of … Continued
