Artist: Stephen Hawkins 
Title: Long Walk Home  
Medium:  Oil on Canvas   Image Size: 24" X 16"   
Price: £1685

Biography: Stephen Hawkins

As a child, Stephen combined an enthusiasm for horses with a love of drawing. He soon displayed a natural artistic ability which led him to produce equestrian and countryside paintings using a variety of medium.
Since moving to Sussex 16 years ago, Stephen has concentrated on oil paintings, mainly of the South Downs. These capture the subtle changes of light and shade, throughout the seasons.
The inclusion of sheep and cattle in many of Stephen Hawkins' landscapes helps to convey the peaceful atmosphere of down-land life.
His paintings have been exhibited at the Royal Society of Equestrian Artists and at various exhibitions around England.

Title: Another Day Another Drive 
Artist: Stephen Hawkins 
Medium: Oil on Canvas  Image Size: 23" X 16"
Price: £1685

Biography: Stephen Hawkins

As a child, Stephen combined an enthusiasm for horses with a love of drawing. He soon displayed a natural artistic ability which led him to produce equestrian and countryside paintings using a variety of medium.
Since moving to Sussex 16 years ago, Stephen has concentrated on oil paintings, mainly of the South Downs. These capture the subtle changes of light and shade, throughout the seasons.
The inclusion of sheep and cattle in many of Stephen Hawkins' landscapes helps to convey the peaceful atmosphere of down-land life.
His paintings have been exhibited at the Royal Society of Equestrian Artists and at various exhibitions around England.

Artist: Stephen Hawkins 
Title: A Brisk Morning   
Medium:  Oil on Canvas   Image Size: 10" X 12"    Overall Size: 17" x 19"
Price: £880

Biography: Stephen Hawkins

As a child, Stephen combined an enthusiasm for horses with a love of drawing. He soon displayed a natural artistic ability which led him to produce equestrian and countryside paintings using a variety of medium.
Since moving to Sussex 16 years ago, Stephen has concentrated on oil paintings, mainly of the South Downs. These capture the subtle changes of light and shade, throughout the seasons.
The inclusion of sheep and cattle in many of Stephen Hawkins' landscapes helps to convey the peaceful atmosphere of down-land life.
His paintings have been exhibited at the Royal Society of Equestrian Artists and at various exhibitions around England.

Artist: Simon Wright
Title: Race To The Finish
Medium: Acrylic On Board    Image Size: 18" X 36"  
Price: £885

Biography: Simon Wright
Born in West Yorkshire in 1974. From as early as I can remember I have always been drawing and painting, and it's been my sole passion all my life. After gaining a degree as an illustrator, I began to realize I enjoyed more fine art painting as it didn't have the restraints of illustrative work. Through this I gained success painting animals, particularly dogs, I also started to do more portraiture work. In my work I try to bring the elements of illustration and fine art together to hopefully create a style which is totally unique and appeals to a varied audience. I enjy working from realistic to abstract and everything in between. I work predominantly in oils and acrylic. I am always grateful that I am able to make a living out of my love of painting.

Artist: Roger Simpson
Title: To The Finish
Medium: Original Watercolour    Image Size: 11" X 21"  
Price: £

The artist Roger Simpson paints in a loose, free and lively manner, he creates paintings which seem to be in demand at galleries and exhibitions all over Yorkshire and beyond. Read more about the artist here The artist loves painting in watercolour and paints almost everyday, although he has drawn and painted most of his life it was only around seven years ago that he started to paint seriously in watercolour and hasn't looked back since.

He has won various awards like best artist in show, Art commendations etc, he has also shown his work at the Mall galleries and the Menier gallery in London. He paints a lot of horse paintings which he is very popular for and shows at various exhibitions throughout the year in Yorkshire.
His inspiration mainly comes from practice and experimentation but also from other watercolour artists who show flair and who aren't afraid to do something different. I think it was Picasso who said that an artist doesn't take from other artists he steals!...we all learn from each other but our creative self comes out in our paintings.