Archives: Artists

Braw Artworks is the artistic endeavour of Katherine, a Scottish artist with a deep passion for cyanotype, a fascinating fusion of art and science. Katherine has embraced this traditional photographic printing process, dating back to the 19th century, to create unique and experimental artworks. She combines her love for cyanotype with her role as an […]

Carol Moore was trained at Glasgow School of Art and the Ecole des Beaux-arts Aix-en Provence.  Themes close to home inform her work, still life, food, the landscape surrounding her studio in Balloch. She has exhibited widely throughout Scotland and the UK and in national competitions.  Last year she was awarded the pastel society of […]

Carole Robinson is a Fine Art graduate who specialised in printmaking in the ’80s, later pursuing Art Therapy at Postgraduate level in the ’90s. The latter has been instrumental in her artistic career. Her creative focus spans mixed media, print, and glass – distinct disciplines connected by the common thread of layers. Carole’s practice blends […]

“My work is inspired by a love of land and sea and the footprints of human activity found where they meet. Although descriptive of the places I like, my paintings are not documentary but rather concerned with shape, colour and layering of textures. I hope to express something of the feel and atmosphere that I […]

Originally from the east coast, Caroline spent many holidays and weekends in Argyll, finally moving in 2001 to the picturesque village of Tayvallich where she set up her studio and paints full time.  Crashing waves on white sandy beaches, seapinks on the shore and glorious sunsets all feature in her impressionistic paintings.  More recently mackerel […]

Now based up in Scotland, Casey was born and grew up in Elterwater, Langdale Valley in The Lake District. From a very early age it was apparent Casey naturally gravitated towards being creative and throughout her education, art would be the one subject she could never let go of. Casey has been a full time […]

Catherine and Martha Orbach work collaboratively as Printwalks. Over 10 years they have developed a shared practice, based around walking, drawing and printmaking. Each project is rooted in exploring a specific place at a particular time and season. They walk, draw and bring drawings back to the studio. Sharing notes and, using collage and paper […]

Born in Glasgow, Catriona Millar studied at Harrogate School of Art and Grays School of Art, Aberdeen. Since the success of her sell-out 2005 degree show she has exhibited across the UK including the Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh . In October 2006 she came to the attention of Charles Saatchi with her first solo exhibition […]

“Every painting I begin, the layers and texture continue to fascinate me as does the process. My subject matter remains the same, the material itself, the coast, the sea, lines of desire that criss-cross the landscape, time and its corrosive effect on materials and finding the beauty in what we see around us. The world […]

Christine’s paintings attempt to reflect the beauty of the human spirit as it turns to nature for renewal.   These intimate narratives, suspended in time, contemplate the land and our deep connection to nature.    In Clark’s work, nature seems to exist in a suspended realm, discovering visual intricacies of how we experience collective moments, […]