Julia Griffiths Jones

Julia Griffiths Jones "I translate textile techniques such as stitching, quilting, patchwork, embroidery, into a wire and metal form: thus changing it's original nature and function but retaining the meaning and decoration" I suspect that julia's work is very hard to photograph and is even more magical to see in reality.

Judith Hoyt

Judith Hoyt trained as a printmaker but now works in the genres of sculpture, encaustic and jewelry. Most of Judith's work is collage and Judith uses found metal to collage into these stunning jewelry pieces. Thanks Dom, what a great discovery.

Lynn Walters

Above: Donkey Ride, Below: Sheep

www.lynnwalterssculptures.co.uk Lynn makes evocative, personable works that are observations on the everyday content of life, chores, dental visits and memories.

Ron Arad

A shiny day today, here is Ron Arad's very shiny chairs and sofas but he does lots of other great things and I will feature him again.