Robert Pereira Hind

Robert Pereira Hind is an artist photographer. He lives and works in Edinburgh. He studied Photography at the London College of Communication. Robert’s mixed media artworks are luxurious and beautifully decorative. They are made by using acrylic paint and organic photographic pigment layered onto gilded wooden backgrounds using Dutch metal

Douglas Davies RSW

Douglas Davies is a painter living in the Scottish Borders. He was born in Edinburgh and graduated in Ceramics and Glass from Edinburgh College of Art in 1970, followed by postgraduate study and teacher training. He was Lecturer in Ceramics at Glasgow School of Art until 1986. He continued making

Jacqueline Shortland

Jacqueline completed a BA (Hons) Fine Art, Sculpture in 2009 as a mature student, becoming Gray’s School of Art first Graduate in Residence. Her degree show installation earned her selection to exhibit at the ‘New Contemporaries Exhibition’ at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh and she was profiled in London’s

Kate Bentley RI

Kate is an award-winning professional painter from the Lake District, in 2021 she relocated and is now based on the Solway Coast in Southwest Scotland. She originally trained a sculptor and theatre designer, becoming a professional painter 1999. Kate’s location and landscape hugely influences her subject matter and historically is

Lindsey Lavender

An award winning painter, Lindsey maintains a busy schedule of exhibiting work throughout the UK and is represented in both public and private art collections. She is an elected Professional Member of both the Society of Scottish Artists (SSA) and Visual Arts Scotland (VAS). Lindsey lives and works in Edinburgh.

Moy Mackay

Moy was born in Edinburgh in 1966. Since graduating from Glasgow School of Art she has lived and worked as a full-time artist in the Scottish Borders. She fuels her passion for colour and texture with an unceasing inspiration drawn from her surroundings in the beautiful Tweed Valley, using merino

Charlie Parsons

A childhood in the village of Achmore among the beautiful hills and lochs of northwest Scotland has had a consistently strong influence on the work of Charlie Parsons. Paint was always there among the ink, charcoal and graphite, but while studying at Duncan of Jordanstone, it was digital illustration that

Steve Carnegie

Steve followed in his father’s footsteps, choosing joinery as his profession on leaving school He worked alongside his dad who taught him all he knew, passing on his expertise in woodworking using traditional tools and techniques and instilling his work ethos, attention to detail and pursuit of perfection in all

Sheila Anderson-Hardy ASGFA

Born on the west coast of Scotland. Sheila is a Glasgow School of Art graduate, studying under such notables as Alexandra (Sandie) Gardener RGI and James Cosgrove RSW RGI PAI. After spending many years living in London, working as an illustrator, art lecturer and painter she has returned to Scotland

Elaine Brett Rowlands

Elaine lives in on the edge of the Lake District National Park. She collects flowers, leaves and seed heads from her garden, the hedgerows and fells which are pressing into clay. The clay tablet is then cast to create a mould and wall plaques are produced in plaster in limited

Charles Randak

Charles Randak was born in Edinburgh and studied at Glasgow School of Art. His main subject-matter is the West of Scotland, although he enjoys painting a range of other locations and subjects. He usually works in oils using brushes and a palette knife to create texture. I aim to capture

Alison Cage

Alison is a graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. She has a degree in Illustration and Printmaking. Her paintings are influenced by the local landscapes and wildlife. She works in acrylic, oils and watercolours in her garden studio in Kilmany, Fife.