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Outsider "artist" never had an art lesson or studied art, never even done any art until the covid lockdown in spring 2020; my focus had been music (without much commercial success) for much of the previous 40 yrs, with nearly 20 yrs writing editing and selling my west ham football fanzine "on the terraces", plus more than 10 yrs studying and practising astropsychology (clients inc.derek jarman kate bush and diamanda galas), magick, freemasonary and various esoteric subjects. I am 61

i did not start doing art until lockdown, some eighteen months ago, by which time i was sixty years old. ive never had any classes or lessons or studied, id been doing music and writing a football fanzine and studying astrology and magick.

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Self-taught artist. Have been creating art since a young age and recently got back into the flow of it during the pandemic. For me art is a form of expression and beauty. I have developed my techniques through online videos and self-experimentation over the years. I enjoy experimenting with colours & textures to capture the essence of different emotions the way I see it.

John Lilley, London, United Kingdom. 1960.

I am a self-taught artist born and raised in London. Having grown up in the ’80s, I was always in awe of how the bold and vibrant colours of street art and graffiti could brighten up the most subdued spaces in the darkest parts of the city. I create Abstract / Street Art and Digital Artwork. The daring use of bold colours excite me – my work speaks with colour and emotion. I create art that brightens lives and spaces and is also distinguishable from other artist’s work.

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I studied Public Art, member of AU ( Poust Gutai group) in Japan, based in London. I work in any medium and any forms, presenting public places, galleries, Museums worldwide.

I am a self-taught Artist born and raised in London. Having grown up in the bright 80’s, I was always in awe of how the bold and vibrant colours of street art and graffiti could brighten up the most subdued spaces in the darkest parts of the city. I create art that brightens lives and spaces and is also distinguishable from other artist’s work.I create art which has my own unique style and is ever evolving as our emotions are.I am always learning, ever evolving and pushing myself creatively.

I am a self-taught Artist born and raised in London. Having grown up in the bright 80’s, I was always in awe of how the bold and vibrant colours of street art and graffiti could brighten up the most subdued spaces in the darkest parts of the city.

I am a self-taught Artist born and raised in London. Having grown up in the bright 80’s, I was always in awe of how the bold and vibrant colours of street art and graffiti could brighten up the most subdued spaces in the darkest parts of the city. My art is hugely personal to me. The process is both spontaneous and emotional. I have an ‘all or nothing’/determined personality and subconsciously this energy projects into my work. Creating art is an escape and brings me to a place of tranquility.

Since my childhood, I have always loved Art. Getting to Art School was a big step with family issues coming from a rural working-class background. I had to move from fine art to a commercial course for financial reasons and have had a long commercial career as an Art Director, Writer and becoming a Creative Director at Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising. Always involved with the Arts and other forms of creative enlightenment, I was elected as a Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts in 2012.

I'm an artist who vindicates the facts and intends to represent in the simplest and most graphic way, the synthesis between two elements that by themselves are contrary but if put together add greater meaning. Me works are always visually simple but impressive, using plain colors and playfulness. Often minimalist but granting room for interpretation so that in return the observer formulates diverse opinions and achieves enrichment.

Actress in Foyle’s War from 2001-2015, Contemporary at Oxford ( the Ruskin ) of many of the artists including Conrad Shawcross.

Bo Cosfranz was born in Yugoslavia in 1987. She moved to London in 1993, where she currently lives and works as a fine artist. Her focus is on painting, with a style developed through a background in textile, printmaking and sculpture.

Peter Mammes is a South African Artist born in 1986. Peter Lives and works in Whitechapel, London and is known for his distinctive style of drawing and sculpture.

I am Ernesto, an Italian artist living and working in London. I use x-rays of my body for my work, which I transform with bold colours and often embellish with gold leaf, glitter, spray paint or Swarovski crystals. All my work is very much colourful and shiny.

BA Illustration, Kingston University PGCE Secondary Art Education, Oxford Brookes University MA Drawing for Fine Art Practice, Oxford Brookes University (complete February 2017) Lives in Witney, Oxfordshire

Barbara Rachko was born in Paterson, New Jersey and grew up in a New York City suburb. She graduated from the University of Vermont with a B.A. in psychology. After college, Barbara earned a commercial pilot's license and Boeing 727 flight engineer's certificate, then spent seven years on active duty as a Naval officer.

Born in 1984 in Istanbul, Umut Yalım graduated from St. Benoit French High School. He studied Plastic Arts at the University of the Arts London, Chelsea College of Art & Design followed by graduate studies in Book Arts at the University of the Arts London, Camberwell College of Arts. After returning to Turkey in 2008, he worked for Milliyet Cadde until 2010.

Amanda Wigglesworth is an award-winning British contemporary painter whose paintings are essentially forms and surface energies which are highly textured and rich in colour. The vigorous application and removal of paint form images of an inner landscape.

Luke M Walker’s Art practice is an inquiry into the material and temporal aspects of Landscape. Each series of works explores his relationship with the environment, whether in the environs of a city or somewhere further afield, it is an attempt to discover the role of a Landscape Artist today.

Mark Vessey is a British photographic artist whose work is inspired by the idea of creating art from collections of everyday objects. He spends his life searching for that elusive edition of a magazine; that one book that will make his collection complete. He explores every facet of them with an intensity that only a collector can. He is relentless pursuit of organisation, of order.

I`ve had a passion for painting and crafts for as long as I can remember and one day ended up selling pieces to friends who wouldn`t take "you don`t have to pay me" as an answer. My favourite pastime was slowly turning into something that, not only did I enjoy doing more than anything else but had subsequently taken up all of my time (and pay cheque!)

Kim Anna Smith (b. 1982) is a multi-disciplinary artist of English and Swedish descent. Central themes within her work include the collective human experience and the beauty that lies within the vulnerability and strength of the human condition.

Solveig grew up in a very creative family, where music was of great importance. The result is that she often thinks of creating a painting in the same way as composing music.

I have successfully curated several month-long international exhibits featuring over 50 artists works on billboards throughout New Orleans during Mardi Gras, the Super Bowl, and Jazz Fest.

I created this over the course of 11 weeks (total of 178 hours) 10 weeks of that was drawing the city in ballpoint pen and fine marker. The 2nd longest I?ve spent on a work ever but also the first time I?ve combined photo-realistic pen drawing with abstract paintwork (at the top which obviously represents heaven).

Born in South Africa in 1971, Morrison studied both there and in London, where she graduated from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. She has had solo shows in Johannesburg, London and Durban and been in group exhibitions in London and New York. Morrison is currently represented by Graham Modern & Contemporary in Johannesburg.

Mihov, born in 1986 in Bulgaria, began his art in 2015 as an exercise in mindfulness and creativity. His art is often inspired by semiotics and is designed to challenge the thinking of the observer with the unravelling of a story in each of his works.

I believe my art is more interesting in itself than a presentation about me. But here is a little about me and my art anyway. I was born in Enkoping and have been drawing since I was one year old and been painting all of my life. I started more daily with oil colors when I was 12 years old and then draw 2-3 hours a day and painted.

Since the early 1980s, my work has involved the creation of conceptually based socio-political paintings and drawings. I started by adding text by hand onto my paintings. Hand written language has now become a very prominent feature in my work. Even when I cover it you can still see words within the texture of the work.

My work is primarily a combination of painting, collage and decollage (ripping, tearing or sanding away at built up surfaces to reveal layers below). I am a big fan of haiku, the finding of profound meaning in modest things and the gentle playfulness that helps us view everyday life with fresh eyes.

Laura studied graphic design and editorial illustration at the London College of Communication. She graduated in 2007. Laura was born in 1984 and grew up in Haslemere Surrey. She moved to London in 2004 to study and after graduating continued to live and work in East London.

I am a self-motivated creative person who has been creating for over 25 years. The work i have posted here are my latest digital images. I started of drawing and painting which i did for 20 years but more recently have been working with digital photography.

Born in Kenya and educated in the UK and Florence to study art, James Vaulkhard is a creative whose background is as mixed as his style.

Fascinated by the Colour Theory and the relationship between the color white and memory, I create imaginary environments questioning the visual & physical ways of experiencing materiality and how we perceive, process and record our immediate environment.

I am an artist/educator living in London. While I work with a number of different materials, my work is primarily representational. I consider myself to be a figurative artist. However, my interest in the human body is broad and includes the beauty of traditional depictions of the human form, as well as contemplations of intimacy and procreation, power and pathology.

Born in London 1970 but lived and schooled in Norfolk. Following in the footsteps of his mother Caroline Hoskin, an artist, and grandfather John Hoskin, noted sculptor of the 50's and 60's, he went on to study Art and Design in Norwich. From then on he was rarely without his camera and continued learning and experimenting with this back in the days of film.

Working across painting and collage I combine formal painting techniques with newsprint and images from journals and magazines. Influenced by stories and conversation, landscape and paper, I try to use these encounters to present a suite of deeply personal works tracking my journey across four continents.

Franklin Collective is an international arts collective founded in NYC consisting of artists, designers, and art world professionals that create immersive environments and artworks by utilizing the form of a particular system to consider questions about that very system, structure, or institution itself.

Born and raised in London, currently splitting time between London and Seattle, Washington. Self-taught artist with a current focus on the exploration of the self, human emotion and otherworldly experiences through the means of painting.

To me, my art is the safest and most authentic way to express myself to the people surrounding me. Trips to foreign countries, either concrete or in my phantasy, are the source of my ideas. Art is a basic need, I feel it as a part of myself. Drawing and being creative, makes me feel balanced and relaxed.

My main practice is painting which takes two distinct forms: lush, exotic landscapes and abstract pieces. Connecting these bodies of work is a strong sense of colour, references to organic forms and the exploration of the mediums I work with.

Hannah Biscombe graduated from the University of Wales, Newport in 2004 with a Ba in Fine Art and Contemporary Media and from the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff in 2005 with a Masters of Arts: Fine Art.

Hello! I graduated from Middlesex University where I studied both Art Foundation and BA (hons) Illustration. At the moment, I am working as a freelance illustrator based in London. My work has developed from a combination of traditional painting/printing techniques and blending it with digital photography and graphic software.

A published and award-winning photographer with work submitted to national and international exhibitions and competitions.

ELISABETH KRISTENSEN Norwegian/saami sculptor Elisabeth Kristensen works with ephemeral materials such as ice, snow and has returned to Icehotel year after year. She also travels a lot, creating monumental, ephemeral works of art.

Alejandro Mos Riera is a Spanish polymath born in 1978 in Oviedo where he studied History of Art at the University of Oviedo. He has written many impossible digital media books, among them A piece of life, In the middle of the night, Tertulia de arañas, The great lie, Essence of time, Fragments of reality, Enigma written in the wind, The Moon and The Eternal Dream published at internet.

According to my parents, i have been drawing since i could hold a pencil, a quiet, content child, happy to spend hours scribbling, from paper to almost anything i could make a mark on, school books, vehicles and walls, the list goes on... I suppose my style ended up as a product of not listening to anyone, especially my art teachers and doing what i wanted to do.

My artistic work is based on the human being, especially the "interpretation" of the human face with its boundless, multiple and multifaceted expressions and forms, which make the inner life of man visible.Painting is my way to talk to and communicate with the world. I show, question, feel ..

In Edwin Aitken's recent paintings and drawings, a number of recognisable images based upon anatomy and the natural world are generated as a part of a more outwardly expressive and intuitive approach to drawing and painting. Plant and animal motifs coalesce and combine in works that explore tensions between seemingly opposite impulses, ideas and working practices. Often made on location in Epping

Born in Split, Croatia in 1983, lives and works between London, Rome and Split. Suncica graduated BA honours degree of Fine Arts at Central St. Martins College of Art & Design London in 2006.She compleated the school of Film in Split in 2008, Animation at the London college of Communications 2004.

Scarlett Raven is a 27 year old British artist living in England. With a degree in Art from Central Saint Martins, she is one of the youngest artists to have had a solo exhibition in London?s esteemed Cork Street Galleries, entitled

Dan Prescott was born in the UK in 1981. He is a book designer and illustrator, working mainly in pen and ink. Dan is a member of the London-based arts collective Lazy Gramophone, and has illustrated and designed titles for the independent book publisher, Lazy Gramophone Press.

In 2009 Ben Moore was given a full-size stormtrooper armour and helmet made by Star Wars prop maker Andrew Ainsworth. He decided to paint it pink and in doing so created the world's first ever pink stormtrooper.

Lucille Dweck is a painter who specialises in painting water, people and seascapes. Educated at St Martins and Byam Shaw, her artistic career has included :- Winner of several art competitions including ‘Pacesetters’ in Peterborough Museum, My Art Spac,e NYAXE Gallery NY,and the‘Refresh Art Award’ in 2019.

Ru Knox is an English artist who has spent years as a professional classical portraitist, fulfilling private commissions and exhibiting both in the UK and abroad with much success in international competitions.

Michelle Watson originally studied theatre design before graduating with a Fine Art degree with honours in 2009. The diversity of scale and the use of different mediums over the years gave her a broad concept of materials. It became apparent of her obsession with the female form and its complexities of hormonal structure.

Ben Moore is the founder and curator of Art Below, a London-based contemporary art organisation that uses billboard space to showcase art. He has shown the works of thousands of artists, primarily in the London Underground, and also in Tokyo, Berlin and Los Angeles. Alongside Art Below, Ben has curated exhibitions at galleries and museums including London’s V&A, the Saatchi Gallery, Somerset Hous