A member of the prestigious Royal Society of British Artists, David Sawyer’s cultivated, impressionistic style has brought him great acclaim. Bright, clean and subtly hypnotic, his paintings demonstrate an elegant mastery of the naturally occurring shifts of light and shade.

With a rich application of colour, David’s paintings have a spellbinding effect and quickly elicity a deep emotional response. Through his great skill and vision, David has forged a successful career, and continues to produce classical, timeless works.

Wayne paints with remarkable, almost photographic detail; but what is even more remarkable is the fact that he is a completely self-taught artist with no formal training. Driven purely by his own passion and self-discipline, Wayne has dedicated himself to the creation of spectacular wildlife art. His paintings have been featured in various magazines, including Birds Illustrated and Countryman's Weekly, firmly establishing him as one of Britain's leading wildlife artists.

Amanda’s work positively brims with movement, memory and nostalgia.  Her paintings easily connect with viewers, serving as tangible reminders of life’s small, precious moments. Many of her pieces are accompanied by the original sketches of her subjects, further demonstrating the extent of her talent as a fine artist.

Edgy and invigorating, the work of Leon Leigh blazes with emotion and movement. Using no foundry, each individual sculpture is forged with steel, a naked flame and Leon’s fiery imagination. His work has seen international success, gaining him high profile clients ranging from Claridge’s and Chateau Marmont to Sharon Osbourne.