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Diana Booth

Oil paintings in contemporary vibrant style. Mostly sea/landscapes of local area and from travels abroad.
Michelle Briggs

Painter using Gouache watercolour, Acrylic and Artisan water-based Oils. Drawing and embroidery animals.
Tabitha Chambers

I am a ceramic artist and maker, mostly handbuilding and slipcasting. I also teach students of all ages.
Fee Cocks
Gloria Dale

My work is closely connected to nature, Dartmoor and the coast, which has been a strong influence.
Juliana Depledge

I seek to reveal the beauty of the natural world through watercolour, drawing mostly from live specimens, for prints, cards and book illustration.
Laura Edmunds

My name is Laura Edmunds and I am a beach clean artist living and working in Plymouth. I clean beaches and use the rubbish, sea glass and pottery i find to create pictures, adding as much colour as possible. My larger landscape pieces depict local seascapes and landscapes. I also create smaller pictures of birds, flowers and bees as well as cards and decorations. Hopefully my pictures will make you smile and at the same time highlight the state of our oceans and beaches too.
Sue Farrow-Jones
Jackie Gale

Contemporary textile artist creating illustrative and abstract style art inspired by the beautiful Southwest corner.
Julie Hammonds
Amanda Harvey

Passion For The Ocean, Inspired By Coastal Living
Ed Hill

'Bespoke art made from recycled metal'
Rob Hopkins

I am a writer, podcaster and public speaker who went did Art Foundation aged 18, and have spent my life since trying to change the world (it is quite resistant). In the meantime, during lockdown, I've discovered the joys of making lino prints. And now it's my delight to share them with you.
Peter Lanyon
Susan Luker

Since 1998 I have pushed the boundaries with smoked Fired Raku, building my own kilns, teaching and selling through The Devon Guild, shows, and privately. My new work embraces the alchemy of clay slips, engobes and glazes on hand built stoneware pots, they are fired multiple times creating abstract qualities.
Margaret Nicholls

I like to paint vibrant seascapes with movement. I like the viewer to feel the motion and the intensity of the subject.
Emmy Palmer

Whilst at college in 2006 I won a scholarship award with Teign Valley Glass studio in Bovey Tracey and have continued a working relationship with them ever since. I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Applied Arts in 2007 specialising in glass. It was during my degree that I started to combine knitting with glass in different ways. I was really taken by combining knitted metals with blown glass and have been refining the technique ever since. I love to knit. It's a skill that has been passed down through my family for generations. The concentration needed and the repetitive hand movements make knitting and crochet really therapeutic and I see it as a real form of self care. Knitting has helped me through some of the hardest times in my life. Having had almost a decade out of glass has made me realise how passionate I am about making glass and how much joy it brings me. During this time my knitting knowledge and skills have really expanded leading the way to lots of new exciting ideas!
Elaine Sibley
Anna Ventura

Fine Artist working in inks and ceramics. Also digital graphic artist, organiser and tutor.

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