I like to work mainly with acrylic paint but include crayon, chalk, pen, ink and gold leaf in my work. and I like to use a lot of texture and contrasting bright vibrant colours. My paintings are based on city and park scenes or Scottish harbour scenes with boats, quirky houses, and wee stick men […]

My paintings have been described as ‘joyous bursts’ of colour depicting the Scottish landscape. I paint in both acrylic and oil, and am greatly inspired by my surroundings here in Cairngorms National Park. I love the ever changing nature and play of light on the landscape and paint with a heightened sense of colour in […]

I am delighred to welcome you again to share my woodturning creations and the intricate details of my projects for this year. I tend to expand on the turning theme by blending other mediums like resin, fused glass, mediums from nature and texture. I love to chat, answer questions, and demonstrate on the lathe. A […]

Organic forms, sacred relics and ancient treasure, imperfect and marked by history inspire and excite me. I create in an intuitive way, transforming gold, silver and gems into wearable talismans. My jewellery can symbolize an intention, represent a story or mark a precious moment. This year I’ll be showing my work alongside Sam Chinnery and […]

I create work that I hope makes people smile and evokes a memory; I love bright, bold colour and use this to bring my linear drawings or photographs to life. The surrounding sea and landscapes of the northeast are my main inspiration. I typically work with silk screen and risograph printing techniques, which perfectly suit […]

I’ve always loved robots and beasties, and I’ve always loved working with clay. So it made sense to make them out of clay. My creations are handmade using slabs and extrusions. I fire them in a variety of kilns to stoneware temperatures. Some of them are happy and some of them sad, but all of […]

Tracey Johnston is a painter, printmaker and illustrator living and working in Aberdeen. Her work explores the still life, intimate interiors and places of safety and sanctuary. Her work is held in private and public collections throughout the UK and abroad including Aberdeen Art Gallery.

The Colourists are a group of local artists who meet weekly to create art in differnt styles and media. Several members have an art college background while others have followed their passion through workshops and classes over the years. The local area and further afield as well as the natural world provide inspiration and motivation.

My hobby has become an obsession, especially after taking part in NEOS24. Please come again and enjoy my new creations that include bowls, trees, snow people, fruit and so much more. I will again be exhibiting with my wife ‘The Fuzzyfelter’.

My art sits at the intersection of technology and humanity: Where artificial, coded, rigid graphics meet the natural, free unpredictable human form. Through a combination of drawing, painting and digital art, I explore the blurred boundaries between chaos and control, the cerebral and the physical… where is human innovation taking us?