Frankie Colling, working with watercolours, but occasionally acrylics. Her works are often inspired by the coast and beautifully capture the light on the water.

Peter Jarvis, Peter is an artist and illustrator working in pencil and watercolour. Inspired by the topographical drawing and watercolours of the 18th and 19th centuries, Peters work is objective and realistic.

Roger Murphy, wood-turning using mostly local timbers from Hampshire and Dorset he aims, through whatever form; hollow, natural edge, platter, bowl or box, to bring the natural beauty of the wood to the fore.

Kirstin White, contemporary watercolours are full of colour, life and movement. She particularly enjoys painting on the spot and is often commissioned as an event painter, capturing the essence of the moment with her flowing strokes.

Stephen Foulkes, as a lifelong resident of Bursledon, the river has always been at the heart of Steve’s work He spends many hours walking the banks and surrounding woodlands or rowing the river, capturing the very essence of the local landscapes and wildlife.

Colin Bowler, His landscape paintings have been inspired by the River Hamble and surrounding countryside. He paints in oil and his work captures the textures in rusty machinery, rotting wrecks and the wonderful old trees in the area.

Graeme Hodgson, His work is freely thrown ceramics, mainly using stoneware and a semi-porcelain clay, with principle glaze colours being opalescent blue/green in light and dark shades, a rich iron red and a plain white.

Phillippa Headley, contemporary landscapes and seascapes using traditional oil painting techniques. He expressionist approach is inspired by the natural forces of the ever-changing landscape

Gill Drew, working in acrylics and mixed media, she creates rich visual textures with layers of mark-making and colour, capturing the light, the atmosphere, and expressing something of the sensory experience of being out in nature

Lynda Burke – having lived and worked mainly in Vence, France with her paintings and linocut prints in private collections around the world, she returned to England in 2022, finding a new home in Bursledon where she has built a new studio.