Josie Clouting is a painter whose works are intuitive, emotional responses to her natural environment and inspired by the vastness and wonder of the natural world.

Lance Paull is a painter whose works often depict the behind the scenes aspects of old-world circus performers’ lives behind the curtain or outside the ring.

Lorna Mackay is a landscape artist based in Scotland.

Lindsay McCulloch is a Maryland-based mixed-media artist.

Matt Jukes explores forgotten childhood memories through his take on landscape art.

Mirjam Berloth is a visual artist based in Amsterdam who focuses on sculpture and installation.

JR CHUO is an expressive, young paper cut and spray paint artist.

Karen Theisen is a sculpture artist based in the American Southwest.

Read: Arizona-based painter Andrea Maw who works in hyperrealism and realism as it best expresses her exacting nature and appreciation for detail.

After spending 15 years in the world of graffiti, Istvan Dukai began his career as a graphic artist. His style has its roots in the geometric tradition, the philosophy of constructivism, and op-art.

Based in Mamaroneck, New York, Allison Belolan creates abstract landscapes in collage and mixed media.

Sarah Larsen is an artist that deals with energy healing and meditation in her art.

Mark Enstone’s past career as a fashion photographer has informed the subject of his paintings where he explores intimacy, ambiguity, and appropriation.

Annis Harrison is a multi-disciplinary artist who lives and works in London

Artist Charulatha Sridhar is based in Chennai, India. With a background in computer science, mathematics and psychology, she has formally trained under recognised artist-painters.

Bulgarian-born, London-based painter Simona Ruscheva explores various subjects from Bulgarian folklore and heritage, using traditional elements and objects such as embroidery, rugs and ceramic designs, with mythological themes and universal symbols.

Michele Landel creates intensely textured and airy collages using burned, quilted, and embroidered photographs and paper to explore the themes of exposure, absence, and memory.

Jacqueline De Montaigne is an Anglo-Portuguese painter, mural and pasteup artist whose dramatic, nature infused figurative art can be found in international galleries and Europe’s prominent street art scene where her use of classical gilding techniques in an urban context has become her signature.

Kip Perdue is a Chicago-born paper artist, currently based in south London, known for his handcut paper maps.

Growing up in a holiday destination and seaside town, it is not surprising that much of Day’s work has referenced the sea, the beach and littoral.