Artists

Godwin Sands wins Award: “Brightest Colors in Show”

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For the second year running Godwin Sands has won the coveted Brightest Colors in Show Award at the Annual Summer Exhibition in the Welsh centre of artistic excellence, Rhyl. “The judges were amazed at the brightness of the colors in Godwin’s work,” head judge Matilda Llewelyn said. “We were all blown away and have all … Read more

P1X3L

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P1X3L is all about retro vision, seeing the world through pixels. “Pixel art for me is the culmination of art history. There is nothing like a pixel portrait to express the now-ity of life. As well as portraits I am working on a series of Pixel Masterpieces – pixel versions of famous pictures.”

Splif Bantom of Scotland Yard and his photos of crime scenes one year after the crime was committed

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As well as being an artist Splif Bantom is a high-ranking detective at Scotland Yard. He has solved many cases including the Bewley Havant disappearance and the case that became known in the press as The Mystery of the Poisoned Shoe. But it is in fine art that Splif always wanted to have a career, … Read more

Land artist and pioneer of the Art Perambulation – Carp Watson specialises in saving the world with fine art footprints

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“Every time I do one of my Art Perambulations I take with me my sketchbook. As I perambulate over different terrains I place my sketchbook on the ground and perambulate over it. The resulting marks are an intimate memory of a specific moment in time. As I often do the same perambulation many times over, … Read more

Kilo Barnes – contemporary artist who hates contemporary art and practises repaintage

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Kilo Barnes is an unusual contemporary artist, in that he hates contemporary art. This gives his artworks a frisson that is often missing in artworks made by his contemporaries. “Contemporary art is terrible, isn’t it?” Kilo told us by telephone from the Paris atelier where he has moved to escape the contemporary art scene in … Read more