Staffordshire Enjoy Art

Dawn currently produces artwork from her studio in Wolverhampton. Primarily inspired by nature and wildlife, she produces mainly landscape and animal art in a variety of styles and mediums, but mainly specialises in detailed graphite/coloured pencil work. 

The gallery is open Monday to Friday from 10:00am to 2.30pm, but ONLY when exhibitions are taking place. Please check if an exhibition is being held prior to visit. A studio visit can be arranged by appointment.

Dawn regularly exhibits locally and has had individual artwork exhibited in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Her work has also been published annually in books raising funds for cancer and animal charities since 2011. Dawn sells original art, prints, cards and also welcomes commissions. To view more of Dawn's work please visit her website at www.dawnjonesart.com

As an artist James uses all mediums, preferring pastel and pencil. Main subjects are animal and people portraits and caricatures. Qualifications in art development and teaching. James uses his skills widely including undertaking artist sketched impressions of suspects for the police.

I am a 64-year old self-taught local artist living and working from my studio at home in Burntwood, Staffordshire. Working in oil paint on canvas. My foremost subjects are Landscapes and Seacscapes. But i have recently undertaken Portrature, which is a new and exciting experience for myself. My work is very often described as dramatic, romantic and slightly theatrical. The capture of light is an important element in my work, it adds to the overall atmospherics of my completed paintings. I graduated from Wolverhampton University 2007 with a B.A(Hons) in Fine Art. My work can be found in private collections at home & abroard

I undertake commissions.  All Visitors are welcome to my studio throughout the year by appointment.

E.mail jeansartstudio@yahoo.com

As a mixed media artist, I like to create spontaneous, bright and colourful pieces usually on aluminium. Inspired by family life, I like to focus on the positive side of life and portray this in my work using a wide range of techniques including screen printing, collage, image transfer and painting.

I work from home where I prefer to be undisturbed. However, I regularly attend the Sunday Supplement market in Leek, Staffordshire every first Sunday of the month. I also attend the Treacle Market in Macclesfield (3rd Sunday of the month) and the Artisan Market in Wilmslow (4th Saturday of the month) on occasion.

Lesley’s degree and early career was in sculpture. However, her recent work explores two dimensions. She creates vibrant drawings and paintings using a mixture of materials. Currently, she is working on a series of unusual views of Lichfield Cathedral.

Painting in oil and watercolour directly from life, Lynne has gained worldwide recognition for her detailed, vibrant botanical portraits and has exhibited at fourteen Chelsea Flower Shows. Now, much in demand, with commissions from Britain and Europe, are her detailed drawings of livestock and wildlife in the Staffordshire countryside.

Born in Staffordshire, where he still lives, Paul is proud to be known as a Staffordshire Artist. Painting portraits, landscapes and abstract works with oils, acrylics, pastels and charcoals, he is internationally known for works such as "The Stare", "The Owl And The Pussycat" and "I am Listening".

Paul is a self taught artist, inspired by the great artists from the past and present. 

Richard Bostock's colourful landscapes explore the stirring relationships between colour and light, within a structured and poetic composition. He studied at St Martin's Art College in London and has run his own art business for over 10 years. He welcomes commissions and visitors to his studio by appointment.

I paint outdoors, or in my studio, in either watercolours or oils. I give group demonstrations, provide cards, prints and wedding stationery, and undertake commissions. Visitors are welcome throughout the year by appointment.

Having studied Fine Art at Birmingham School of Art and Design, Roxanne currently works from her studio in Wolverhampton pursuing her career as an artist. Roxanne specialises in equestrian, rural and animal subjects and works in a variety of mediums and styles. However, she is mostly known for her detailed animal pencil portraits many of which are produced as commissions.

Roxanne has exhibited her art widely over the past six years and her work has featured in a selection of publications including Staffordshire Life and Horse and Hound. To view more of Roxanne's work and to keep up to date with new projects please visit her website at www.roxannegooderham.weebly.com

I began painting after taking early retirement, developing my enthusiasm and skill in the subject at community art classes. I then went on to study at Lichfield Art College where I completed a Diploma in Art and Design. My main interest is large scale flowers and landscape painting and I use watercolours, acrylics and oils, often combining the mediums to produce the artwork that I like. My approach is informal and often semi-structured because I like to have a feel for the flowers and landscape rather than mimicry. I also write an article for the LINK Magazine each month, usually on one aspect of an artist or the art world, and I teach an art group on Friday afternoons, during term time at St Andrew's Church Hall, Great Wyrley, between 1-3 pm. There is a small fee of £2.00 per session and we provide free refreshments. There are the usual facilities within the building, including wheelchair access, and there is plentiful onsite parking.

Egg tempera Swedish style folk art, Painted tales, narrative works that describe and celebrate rural life and current events. Home-ground earth pigments and our own eggs make almost organic paintings from organic Beechenhill Farm in the Staffordshire Peak District. Visits by appointment.

I have a BA(Hons) Degree in Fine Art and Sculpture and have exhibited in the Midlands, Manchester and London. I draw and paint cats and portraits and make paintings of groups of people. I have empathy with the 1940s and also illustrate and write cat books.