Gavin Atashkar is a self-taught painter based in North London and a member of the ArtCan global arts collective. From childhood she was drawn to three things that remain the core of her practice today: colour, texture, and the natural world. Growing up in a South Manchester textile workshop shaped her instinctive feeling for surface and material; moving to London revealed an unexpected abundance of nature that inspires her work today. 

Anika De Souza is a London-based abstract mixed media artist whose work captures the quiet complexity of emotion through texture, movement, and form. Originally from Germany, her creative path began in spatial design and visual art - foundations that continue to shape her intuitive, layered approach today.

London-based Day-z studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins, where she developed a way of working that sits somewhere between old and new. Day-z takes techniques you’d associate with the classical masters and turn them on subjects you’d more likely find on a billboard or a corner shop shelf. The result is work that feels both completely familiar and slightly unreal.

Toronto-born, London-based artist Elise Mendelle started painting as a place to escape, dream and reconnect with her creative side after having kids. She found that as her practice grew, so did her sense of identity and purpose.

Kirsten Todd has been painting since she was a child, though it took a 30-year career in graphic design before she came fully back to her own artistic voice. Based in Lancashire, she's now an award-winning painter known for contemporary portraits that explore the human form, our connection to one another, and the quieter, harder-to-name things - energy, vibration, presence.

Kirsty Tanner is a Scottish artist, designer and maker, living in Manchester. Working in paint, textiles and collage Kirsty combines natural abstract expressions of land and sky inspired by her childhood in rural Scotland with strong architectural lines and negative space reflecting her love of Modernist design and Brutalist architecture.

NEW COLLECTION COMING DECEMBER 2026

She’s been doodling since forever, spent 10 years in graphic design, and finally took the leap into full-time art after winning The Other Art Fair’s New Futures prize in 2022. Not into over-explaining, very into connection.

Unapologetically authentic and wildly original, Lucy SM Johnston is an artist, writer and photographer based in East London whose work defies neat definition. Life - with its chaotic domestic rhythms, annoying side-jobs, and ever-present ADHD - doesn’t always make space for creativity. The result? Art that is exquisitely rare, fiercely personal and impossible to predict.

Lusea Warner-Gale is a contemporary British landscape painter best known for her bold, colourful scenes inspired by the coast and countryside. A Central Saint Martins graduate, her expressive work has been exhibited internationally, from London and Paris to New York. She now lives and works on the West Dorset coast, where the landscape continues to fuel her vibrant, joyful paintings.

A self-taught artist, Nancy began exhibiting in 2019 after a 30-year charity-sector career. Nancy’s still-life paintings explore the integration of nature into domestic spaces, capturing delicate flowers such as poppies with a vivid presence through bold colour and uncluttered composition.

NEW COLLECTION COMING NOVEMBER 2026

The colours and textures of the coast have inspired Ruth Lyne's creative work for many years. Using a reduced colour palette, Ruth creates simple, abstract marks to create a sense of calm and balance within the work. 

Sarah Watkinson captures the quiet beauty found in everyday moments. Inspired by nature, colour and timeless interiors, she creates vintage inspired florals and atmospheric landscapes that celebrate simple, unnoticed moments along the way - NEW COLLECTION COMING JANUARY 2027.

Born and raised in the vibrant cities of India, with a background in surface textiles and a degree from the London College of Fashion, Shveta developed a sharp eye for texture and colour. In 2020, she swapped the structured world of textile design for the wild beauty of full-time abstract painting - and hasn’t looked back.

Simona Puidokaite is a Lithuanian-born London-based abstract artist based. Originally trained in graphic design, she spent years working in the creative industries before developing an independent art practice that brings together her love of modernist art and design, architecture, colour and tactile materials.

Thea Gray is a textile artist working between Cornwall and London, creating hand-tufted and handwoven artworks inspired by landscape, coastline and a sense of place.