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Anya Simmons was born in 1969 in Uganda and moved to Nairobi, Kenya in 1972. Living in Africa for the first fourteen years of her life and then moving to the UK had a profound impact on the diversity of her work and where many of her creative ideas have emerged. Anya has always had a passion for art and her more recent works are profoundly influenced by beautiful coastal landscapes, quirky harbours, and the ever-changing countryside of Great Britain. “I enjoy working with various mediums creating an exciting blend of textures, shapes, and vibrant colours; whilst continually experimenting with the effects that can be created using gesso, acrylic and acrylic inks. I love the depth of colour, movement and versatility that can be achieved using these elements” says Anya. Often, she will imagine a scene and decide how she wants certain colours to flow together to create a particular atmosphere. Anya gets enormous pleasure from examining the form, colours, light and textures within our diverse landscape and she continually strives to capture this. Her imaginative collection also includes a quirky series of paintings incorporating the world and moon. They incorporate real and imaginary places and colourful characters, with the aim to make her audience smile. Beautiful rectangular slate pictures by Anya Simmons depicting coastal scenes around England and scenes of Banbury, Warwick and Leamington Spa. Size 20 1/2cm x 10 1/2cm. Price includes stand.  Available in-store, phone 01926-492212 with your choice of scene for reserved purchase, collection or shipping.  Add to wishlist
Anya Simmons was born in 1969 in Uganda and moved to Nairobi, Kenya in 1972. Living in Africa for the first fourteen years of her life and then moving to the UK had a profound impact on the diversity of her work and where many of her creative ideas have emerged. Anya has always had a passion for art and her more recent works are profoundly influenced by beautiful coastal landscapes, quirky harbours, and the ever-changing countryside of Great Britain. “I enjoy working with various mediums creating an exciting blend of textures, shapes, and vibrant colours; whilst continually experimenting with the effects that can be created using gesso, acrylic and acrylic inks. I love the depth of colour, movement and versatility that can be achieved using these elements” says Anya. Often, she will imagine a scene and decide how she wants certain colours to flow together to create a particular atmosphere. Anya gets enormous pleasure from examining the form, colours, light and textures within our diverse landscape and she continually strives to capture this. Her imaginative collection also includes a quirky series of paintings incorporating the world and moon. They incorporate real and imaginary places and colourful characters, with the aim to make her audience smile. Beautiful slate pictures in a variety of designs depicting scenes around England and Ireland. Price includes stand. Available in-store or phone 01926-492212 with your chosen design for reserved purchase, collection or shipping. Size 14cm square Add to wishlist
Beautiful original painted slate design by Any Simmons with stand included. Size 18 1/2cm square. 4 designs to choose from. St Michael's Mount, The Tenby Experience, Leamington Love and Over The Moon. Available in-store or phone 01926-492212 with your chosen design for reserved purchase, collection or shipping.  Anya Simmons was born in 1969 in Uganda and moved to Nairobi, Kenya in  1972. Living in Africa for the first fourteen years of her life and then moving to  the UK had a profound impact on the diversity of her work and where many of  her creative ideas have emerged.  Anya has always had a passion for art and her more recent works are  profoundly influenced by beautiful coastal landscapes, quirky harbours, and the  ever-changing countryside of Great Britain. “I enjoy working with various  mediums creating an exciting blend of textures, shapes, and vibrant colours;  whilst continually experimenting with the effects that can be created using  gesso, acrylic and acrylic inks. I love the depth of colour, movement and  versatility that can be achieved using these elements” says Anya.  Often, she will imagine a scene and decide how she wants certain colours to flow  together to create a particular atmosphere. Anya gets enormous pleasure from  examining the form, colours, light and textures within our diverse landscape and  she continually strives to capture this.  Her imaginative collection also includes a quirky series of paintings  incorporating the world and moon. They incorporate real and imaginary places  and colourful characters, with the aim to make her audience smile. Add to wishlist
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Mark Kaiser was born in Worcestershire and has been painting and drawing since the age of three. He graduated from Suffolk University with a BA(Hons) in Design and Illustration and was immediately contacted by EMI Records to design an album cover for the band ‘Radiohead.’ He was later commissioned along with his twin brother Paul to produce a huge Renaissance-style painting on the alter wall of a church in Kidderminster. Other commissions have included a large painting of Newmarket Racecourse which has appeared on television and illustrating the Wine Society’s Autumn Wine List both leading to many private commissions. Mark lives in Warwick and paints from a busy studio filled with travel books and his style of painting has charmed collectors all over the world with his house portraits for private collectors being especially popular. He likes to entertain people with his art, to educate, and to recall memories of favourite destinations that people have been to. Marks main focus is on architecture, travel and colour. These three powerful emotive subjects have a way of attracting the viewer to take a closer look. There is a story to each  piece, in essence he is a storyteller, only working in colour and form instead of the written word. “An important thing I’ve learned is to paint from the heart. Learn from the Masters but paint as yourself” he says. Glass framed print by Warwick Artist Mark Kaiser. Hand signed in pencil. 26 1/2cms square including frame.  Add to wishlist
Mark Kaiser was born in Worcestershire and has been painting and drawing since the age of  three. He graduated from Suffolk University with a BA(Hons) in Design and Illustration and  was immediately contacted by EMI Records to design an album cover for the band  ‘Radiohead.’ He was later commissioned along with his twin brother Paul to produce a huge  Renaissance-style painting on the alter wall of a church in Kidderminster. Other commissions  have included a large painting of Newmarket Racecourse which has appeared on television  and illustrating the Wine Society’s Autumn Wine List both leading to many private  commissions. M ark lives in Warwick and paints from a busy studio filled with travel books and his style of  painting has charmed collectors all over the world with his house portraits for private  collectors being especially popular. He likes to entertain people with his art,  to educate, and to recall memories of favourite destinations that people have been to.  Marks main focus is on architecture, travel and colour. These three powerful emotive  subjects have a way of attracting the viewer to take a closer look. There is a story to each   piece, in essence he is a storyteller, only working in colour and form instead of the written  word. “An important thing I’ve learned is to paint from the heart. Learn from the Masters  but paint as yourself” he says. Glass framed print with box, hand signed in pencil by Warwick artist Mark Kaiser. Measures 25 1/2cm including frame Add to wishlist
Mark Kaiser was born in Worcestershire and has been painting and drawing since the age of three. He graduated from Suffolk University with a BA(Hons) in Design and Illustration and was immediately contacted by EMI Records to design an album cover for the band ‘Radiohead.’ He was later commissioned along with his twin brother Paul to produce a huge Renaissance-style painting on the alter wall of a church in Kidderminster. Other commissions have included a large painting of Newmarket Racecourse which has appeared on television and illustrating the Wine Society’s Autumn Wine List both leading to many private commissions. Mark lives in Warwick and paints from a busy studio filled with travel books and his style of painting has charmed collectors all over the world with his house portraits for private collectors being especially popular. He likes to entertain people with his art, to educate, and to recall memories of favourite destinations that people have been to. Marks main focus is on architecture, travel and colour. These three powerful emotive subjects have a way of attracting the viewer to take a closer look. There is a story to each  piece, in essence he is a storyteller, only working in colour and form instead of the written word. “An important thing I’ve learned is to paint from the heart. Learn from the Masters but paint as yourself” he says. Glass framed print of Warwick East Gate by Warwick artist Mark Kaiser. 26 1/2cm square including frame.  Add to wishlist
Ali Hansen is a contemporary illustrator based in Warwickshire. Her work consists primarily of watercolour creations within a wide range of subject matter. Ali worked for many years as a fashion illustrator within the UK and internationally. Originally trained as a fashion designer and illustrator at the University of Westminster in London, she has now returned to her first love which is fashion and lifestyle illustration.  Working primarily in pen and ink and watercolours with some added digital effects using Photoshop. Ali currently sells limited edition prints of her work at artisan markets across the Midlands. Her work has been described as fun, clever, different and colourful. Ali sees things in modern life which she finds stylish and cool and loves to celebrate everyday things in a whimsical watercolour pop art style. "I enjoy putting intelligence and thought into my art pieces and love creating different narratives. I also love to include a sense of humour in my pieces" says Ali. Having grown up in the UK Ali thinks of her art as quintessentially British with a very iconic look to it. Past clients include Harrods, Selfridges, Elie Saab, Juicy Couture, The Telegraph, Missoni, the BBC, Carven, La Redoute, Marks and Spencer, Victoria and Albert Museum, Brides Magazine, Wella, and The Natural History Museum amongst others.  Framed Limited Edition Print. Available in-store and click and collect.  We will be happy to arrange shipping please phone 01926-492212 for details. Add to wishlist
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