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Morgan Doyle is an Irish artist working in London. He studied both in Ireland and the UK and has shown extensively both here and internationally.
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Based in Glasgow Morna Darling creates jewellery with a subtle palette of blues and silver. Her work takes inspiration from fabrics and clothing and enjoys playful exploration of how to create aspects of textiles such as layering and folding without using any in her work, achieving this with silver and enamel to create beautifully textured and patterned pieces.
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Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire. Husband & wife team. Silver, sometimes with titanium or opals. Buyers include Harry Potter writer J.K. Rowling plus actors Annette Crosbie & Timothy Spall. Outlets include Argent, Leeds & Robert Feather, York.
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Japanese . Silver, paper, thread, plastic & other mixed media. Main Designer for the Lucky Company, Japan 1994-2001. Assistant to Ann Little, Anna Gordon & Emma Gale, 2001-2. Exhibitions include Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen & Panik Gallery, Glasgow.
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Brighton. Silver with semi-precious stones. She makes a range of botanically themed embossed jewellery with 18 carat gold details. Outlets include Studio One Gallery, Edinburgh and Bluecoat Display Centre, Liverpool.
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London and Aberdeenshire Naomi Mcintosh investigates with jewellery how spaces that surround the body are perceived. Thinking of the pieces as ‘Wearable Drawings’ and the body as a landscape. Working with woods, precious metals and plastics
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Midlands. Contemporary jewellery hand made in silver, 18 and 22k gold, featuring beautiful natural precious and semi-precious stones. Natalie also offers a bespoke sevice for engagement and wedding rings.
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Eccentric and colourful mixed-media jewellery. Currently Artist-in-Residence at Tricycle Theatre, London. Previous exhibitions include Galerie Marzee, Netherlands; Focus Artist at Red Barn, Cumbria; Kath Libbert, Saltaire; Brazen Studios, Glasgow and Expo Arte, Norway. Trained at Edinburgh College of Art.
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Nick works from his studio; an old bakery overlooking the Staffordshire countryside. His work is a figurative collection of oxidised silver jewellery and charms bearing words, messages of hope and affection. Many pieces have moving parts and opening doors with intricate gold detail.
Outlets and exhibitions include: Ruthin Craft Centre, Museum of the Jewellery Quarter Birmingham, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Manchester Craft Centre, Insel Galerie Germany, The Steensons Belfast, Craft Council at the V&A Museum London. Buyers include; Jill Murphy, Roddy Doyle, Sue Townsend, Frances de la Tour.
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