Carl Cashman is a contemporary artist who creates stunning, vibrant geometric-based optical art. He hand drafts his work using a ruler, pencil, art tape, compass and a protractor. Carl originally studied art at Dartington College of Arts and graduated from there in 2008.

Carl is a global artist, recently painting his geometric design over a 100 foot wall at Street Art Exhibition Shift22 in Saudi Arabia.

Carl is one of our supported artist, to find out more about his work, head here..

Ellen is a photographer & painter, offering two very different aesthetics.

Ellens photography is modern yet timeless , capturing the beauty in everyday moments, leaving you to question and ponder the narrative.

Ellens painting is an explosion of colourful playfulness, painting community murals in schools and public places. By involving the children in her design, her work is all inclusive.

Ellen is one of our supported artists, to see more of Ellens work, head here.

James Howe is a self taught artist from Skegness. Once owning a construction company that was dormant during lockdown, James began painting in his spare time, his monotone portraits of icons became so popular he was invited onto GMTv and adopted the name ‘planky’.

James introduces his own colourful, street style to the personalities in which he paints, offering a unique and modern twist to recognisable faces.

James is one of our supported artists, to see more of his work, head here.

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“I do art innit” is a phrase Justina, aka Justar Misdemeanor, has adopted in college and has stayed with her ever since, but Justina doesn’t do just art, she’s an incredible wordsmith, writing poetry and regularly speaking at open mic sessions.

Justina’s technical drawing skill is mind-blowing, her subject matter and ability to capture emotion takes her work far beyond photo realism, she taps in the human psyche and has a real understanding of the human plight .

Justina is one of our supported artist, to find out more , head here.