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Cambridgshire. Plastics, metals and stones.
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Birmingham. Precious metals, mainly one-offs. Represented UK at Inhorgenta 2002 where she won the Innovation Prize, one of four winners out of 450 contestants. Outlets include Topkapi, Rennes; ix-design, Freiburg, Germany; Gill Wing, London & Williamson Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
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Gill Tyson is a printmaker specialising in lithography. She has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad. Gill lives in Edinburgh and Morvern on the West Coast of Scotland, where she has her studio.
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Inspired by her childhood in Hong Kong and the striking bamboo scaffolding that enveloped the city's skyscrapers. Her creative practice reinterprets the dynamic, organic flow of bamboo scaffolding through the meticulous manipulation of precious metal wire.
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Gillian Harvie graduated with first class honours in design in 2010 from the Glasgow School of Art. Her work is based on the concept of the bizarre 'sleep world' and mainly consists of colourful, sculptural pieces
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Gillian Murray graduated in Fine Art from Gray's School of Art in Aberdeen. Based in Edinburgh,Gillian worked at Edinburgh Printmakers until 2017, working on many print projects and teaching courses in screenprinting and collagraphs. She now dedicates more time to creating her own artwork as well as freelance teaching. She has exhibited widely at home and abroad.
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Gilly Langton is a contemporary jewellery designer based in the remote Highland village of Plockton on the West Coast of Scotland. Gilly has been creating her bold sterling silver and elastic jewellery since 1997, selling and exhibiting in galleries, museums and fairs all over the world.
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Husband and wife team Alex Goodman and Nicola Morris have worked together from their shop and workshop inBrighton’s historic lanes since 2001. Combined, they bring with them over thirty years of production, trade and retail experience.
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Collecting and studying found objects from Scotland's shorelines is the starting point in Grace's creative process. Distinctive one-off pieces created using pebbles & driftwood combined with silver and enamel.
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Grace is originally from Northern Ireand and is now based in London. She creates handcrafted statement neckpieces, primarily using the art of crochet and traditional craft techniques that push the boundaries of conventional jewellery design.
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