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Becca Thorne - Illustrator
What Becca says: "I grew up in the Forest of Dean, have an MA in Illustration from Falmouth College of Arts and am currently based in Bristol. I work mostly in lino cut, and my work has been used for books, music, editorials (both online and printed) and public art. I love horses, being by the sea, walking up hills and around mountains and have a particular fondness for New Zealand and its Kakapos. I am also rather fond of woolen skirts, flowery dresses, charity shops, slugs and snails and big hairy spiders. When not in my studio I can often be found picking caterpillars off my cabbages." All reasons enough to have a link here.
James Ravilious
Black and white photography of rural life and landscape from the 1970's to 1990's - mainly taken in the west of England, but also in France, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and the English Lake District. Also rural life and landscape of the west of England in colour transparencies. Best known for his seventeen year project for the Beaford Photographic Archive.
Jill Murray Photography
Jill says she doesn't get much time to promote herself, so I'm doing this because her funky pics deserve to sell. In her own words: "I adore photography. It has made me look at the world in a new way - I see the most mundane items and wonder how I could make them look good in a photograph. I especially enjoy both landscape and macro photography."
Sarah Kane
Born & raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Currently based between the UK (Belfast & London) and the US (NYC & Tampa). Found her on flickr and have been following ever since. Has exhibited in group shows internationally and in a solo show in the Black Box Belfast. Publications include GUP Magazine, Kerrang, NME, Volume, Contra and Less Common More Sense.
Tee and Toast
teeandtoast is a funky t-shirt brand based on a quirky sense of humour and the ability to make people smile. Enough said - go purchase!
Tommy Oshima
Another photographer I encountered on flickr, Tommy says: "The crystal elements of my eyes are the Looking Glass to observe the world. My mind is the Dark Room which carries the Negative film inside. Then the Photographs are the representation of the Image which is reflected through the Prism of Soul. "Photographs won't tell any truth, but only gives us the bits and elements waking up from our mind's eye.....but then,the question is what's the "truth"?" Quite. But his photography is really, really good.
Jonathan Chritchley - Ocean Photography
Jonathan chooses to work mostly in low light and adverse weather conditions, often using unusually long exposures to create an almost impressionist view of his subject.