In alphabetical order, we present a selection of art produced by some of our members.
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Mike Ainsworth
Mike has always had a great passion for art and through years of
dedication now enjoys a successful career as a professional artist
creating works from traditional landscapes and wild animals to
contemporary and modern styles.
As a member of the International Guild of Artists he has won various
awards for his work and, whilst competent in most mediums, Mike has a
preference for working in oils and acrylics and retains his passion for
sketching so is rarely without a pad to hand.
Bryan Boxall
Bryan enjoys the atmosphere of the group as it helps him focus on his
work. He originally worked in pen and ink but recently started
experimenting with colour.
Helen Cope
No information for Helen Cope just yet.
Mildred's primary passion is watercolour but has recently been experimenting with pastels.
Joan Glynn
Joan attended a watercolour workshop at a local church festival in 2008
and was immediately hooked. This was followed by a course at Runshaw
College where she acquired the basics of watercolour painting.
Now a member of the Leyland Artists she is happy to tackle any subject
and loves the creative process of painting.
Pam Harvey
Although she uses a variety of mediums Pam works mainly in Pastels,
Pencil and Graphite and undertakes many commissions. She treats any new
subject as a challenge.
Joan Hassall
Joan takes her paints with her on holiday and enjoys nothing more than
an afternoon or two just painting.
She specialises in no specific subject as she paints what she sees and
feels, which can be a little unnerving as she has just completed a
series of fairies!!!
Jim Rawcliffe
Jim's interest in military history and all things mechanical is reflected
much of the art he produces.
Eileen Rilett
Persuaded by her friends Eileen decided to have a go at painting and has
really taken to it. In 2015 she exhibited some of her work in the Leyland
Artists exhibitions and has also had work accepted for the popular Open
Art exhibition held every year by South Ribble Borough Council.
Sue Redman
Susan saw some of Joan Hassall's work and was inspired to join Leyland
Artists and have a go herself.
Although picking up the basics very quickly she claims she still has a
lot to learn but feels the friendly atmosphere at the meetings proves
helpful with her art journey.
Julie Anne Searing
Julie Ann is a recent member and has just started to exhibit her work
with Leyland Artists. She paints passion into every piece.
Anne Squire
After a watercolour workshop at her local Women's Institute meeting Anne
was encouraged by her impressed friends to continue to paint.
She joined Leyland Artists to continue to develop her own style of floral
artwork using watercolours.
Paul Stanley
After painting on and off for years Paul has now, since retirement, taken
up his brushes again. Although he enjoys working in several mediums he
mostly paints using watercolours.
Margaret Vinten
Margaret, a founder member of the group, has been painting for over fifty
years. Her favourite medium is watercolour but also works with acrylic and
pen & ink. She loves experimenting with different mediums and has
included woodland leaves and branches in her work before now!
Before retiring Stephen was a professional three dimensional artist working
mainly with paper, wood, metal and plastics. With the group he mainly works
with graphite to develop his drawing skills but still produces some three
dimensional work for exhibition.
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