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Gillian Gilroy
I have lived in Ilkley all my life and it is intrinsic to who I am as an artist. My work is based around line, this can sometimes involve different mediums but is always based around those original marks. My work is led by feel and intuition. The image emerges from the page as I capture depth, perspective and character.
Alex Jacob
There are moments when you look at something - a bird with its twisting body, a landscape full of contrast or the passing of the seasons, a face showing life’s journey and the passing of time. Whether it is awe, peace, joy, interest or curiosity these are the moments that inspire me.
Olivia Beau
Olivia has been an artist for the last three half years, going full-time almost immediately upon discovering she could paint. Olivia works from her countryside home studio near Ilkley and travels frequently to the family house in Filey to exhibit at the Pop-up Gallery shop, a venture she co-hosts with her parents and daughter.
Rachel Hinds
An artist born and living in Yorkshire, the hills and dales of this lovely part of the world do occasionally appear in my work. I paint in oils and though I love to paint pretty much anything from 19th century inspired seascapes, an alla prima sketch of hills in Appletreewick to an explosion of colour in the form of an abstract; my first love is realism.