Sue Leech is a printmaker based in Grange-over-Sands. From her studio overlooking Morecambe Bay, Sue creates limited edition prints using linocut, collagraph and mono-print. Colour, texture and pattern are all key components in her work.
Sue Leech
Kay Cheer
I am a local wildlife artist specialising in animals and landscapes using pastel pencils. I have framed original pictures, prints and cards. I have hand painted cards, jewellery, and pebble art. I create ceramics, mainly pots using nature as inspiration.
Kath Lockhart
A retired teacher of Art, Kath now spends her time making Art in a variety of techniques and media. This can be printing, painting and in particular drawing, depending on the subject matter and context. The theme for most pieces tends to be landscape and, lately, she has been exploring a broader range of titles which include still life and portraiture. Inspiration comes from a range of sources including weather conditions, seasonal colours, events and atmosphere, as well as the people she encounters. What interests her as much as the images she creates is the process used to create it.
Venue:
Arnside WI Village Hall
Elizabeth Donaldson – Rusty Cards
Elizabeth Donaldson is a self-taught digital artist based in Arnside in the South Lakes. After ten years of owning a local gift shop, she began designing her own greeting cards, an experience which lead to creating digital artwork prints of the local area and also pet commissions and logos. Most recently she has worked on a design to celebrate to return of the clock at Carnforth Station, made famous by the 1945 film Brief Encounter and is currently working on a print inspired by White Creek at New Barns.
