Artful artwork

Kelly Morgan

Kelly Morgan is the artist in residence at Artful which doubles up as her studio - so she can be found there every day, painting her little heart out.

For more information about Kelly's work, please navigate around the Artful site or click here to contact her.

Andy Corrigan ~ Photography

Andy Corrigan has been an inspiring and inventive landscape and portrait photographer for over twenty years. His skill lies in the way that he views the world, its colours & its dimensions.

Andy’s passion for photography is evident in the intuitive nature of his vision, which emanates a magical quality and can be seen across his range of framed pictures, calendars, coasters and magnets.

You can view Andy's work by following this link

Gill Pinkney ~ Felting

Gill Pinkney produces a quirky and unique range of felted bags, brooches, keyrings and hangings. The bright colours and soft textures used in her work mean that it stands out from the crowd and her passion for fun is evident in the items she produces.

Gillian Baines ~ Bags & scarves

Gillian Baines graduated in art from Brighton University in 1994. She designs and creates bags and scarves and also enjoys making jewellery and tiaras (for very special occasions).

Gillian enjoys experimenting with new materials and looks for inspiration within them.

Lena Pringle ~ Jewellery

Lena Pringle creates stunning neckaces, bracelets, earrings, rings and keyrings, using a range of colours and textures in her work. The mix of semi-precious stones, silver and glass beads that intertwine throughout her pieces means that there really is something for everyone to be found in her range.

Lorraine Clay ~ Pottery

Lorraine Clay has had an obsession with pottery since 1992 and uses many cermaic techniques to make both functional and decorative items. Lorraine's love of natural andmanmade artefacts can be seen in the work that she produces.

Magrethe Harrington ~ Bags & brooches

Magrethe Harrington's hand-knitted bags and brooches appeal to a wide audience and offer something a bit different, whether for the daytime or the evening.

Paul Moat ~ Original artwork

Paul Moat produces abstract paintings using mixed media on canvas to create heavy textures. He draws inspiration from the contours of tree bark and volcanic rock, applying a technique designed to generate a unique contrast of colours. This includes the use of iron oxide paints, which actually produce rust. He also uses copper paint, which includes real metal particles that allow patina effects to form on exposed surfaces.

The work that Paul produces is designed to work on two levels, providing a visual impact and generating a sense of wanting to touch and feel the contours.

Roger Coulam ~ Photography

Roger Coulam was born in Lincolnshire in 1965, but wound his way to the North East of England after an education in Yorkshire and Newcastle upon Tyne.

Always interested in the power and extremes of nature, Roger visited the USA in 2000 and became part of a Storm Chasing Team. Having photographed lightning, storms & tornadoes, he established a reputation as a severe weather photographer.

Roger increasingly eschews digital photography in favour of more traditional black & white silver printing techniques. Since 2007, he has focused solely upon changing the direction and nature of his fine art picture making.

Sue Mills ~ Jewellery

Sue Mills incorporates a mix of vintage, glass, porcelain and wood beads in each of her individually designed pieces. Sue's creations are inspired by the textures and colours of the diverse range of beads that she uses in her necklaces, bracelets and earrings.

Susan Bridgewater ~ Original artwork

Susan Bridgewater is a local artist who, having been brought up in an artistic environment, went on to study fine art at Northumbria University. The subjects of Susan’s paintings are diverse and often evolve into a celebration of texture and colour, with inspiration often taken from nature.

Susan doesn't have a website at present but - weather permitting - she can be found on the Armstrong Bridge at Jesmond Dene in Newcastle upon Tyne every Sunday.

Tracy Miller ~ Jewellery

Tracy Miller handcrafts sterling silver and the finest quality embellishments from around the world to create stunning, individual and funky designs.

Tracy’s range of jewellery is inspired by the age-old theme of love. You can view Tracy's work by clicking here

To find out more about the work of any of Artful's current featured artists, please do not hesitate to contact us

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