Artist Profiles

Having been brought up and now lucky enough to be living on a farm once again, my current work reflects different aspects of the work, life, and people related to the farming environment. Working on a subconscious level letting my hands do the painting to produce figurative work mainly in acrylics.
• Anwen Roberts
Bumwerth, Trearddur Bay, LL65 2LZ
Directions: From Valley crossroads to Four Mile Bridge, go through village passing Refail Farm Estate and bus stop on your left. Large layby on your right. Opposite, big wooden gate drive down track.
t: 01407 860117

My watercolours are painted for people who like myself love nature, the countryside and the coast. I aim to include sufficient detail to retain the integrity of the subject whilst using composition, light and shade and colour to create depth and produce an artistically pleasing picture that everyone will enjoy.
• Brian Bayliss
Ty Gwyn, Llandegfan, Menai Bridge LL59 5SB
t: 01248 713739

I am a marine artist – i.e. most of my work has a marine theme or subject matter from historical reconstruction, sail, steam etc but I also lean towards coastal landscapes and indeed some landscape in general. I work in oil, watercolour, ink, and some pastel. My work has exhibited at the Royal Society of Marine Artists, London. Also exhibitions in Liverpool and of course Anglesey.
• Brian Entwistle
Noddfa, Station Road, Rhosneigr
t: 01407 810131

I am very interested in the relationship between Fine Art and Applied Art. I trained as a fine artist, and recently retrained in 3D design and metalwork which has had a big effect on my work. I will be showing my latest collection of silver jewellery, with canvases and prints.
• Brigid Mair Girling
The Weir, Beaumaris, LL58 8RD
Directions: Leave Beaumaris on B5109. 1.5 miles later, road has sharp bends. As it straightens, on right is white farm gate with postbox, leading down rough track. There are no passing places, and limited parking, so if possible, please park in layby further on, and walk down 1/3 mile.
t: 01248 811461 / 07957 671030

The experience of painting in restrictive space is different to my watercolours outside. Colour becomes thought; seeing changes into blindness. Looking out distracts. Images get less and less. Focusing on immediate brushstroke is calming, and makes new order. Purity of previous colours becomes veiled, but also creates unity.
• Brigitte Kern
Y Bwthyn, Llangoed
Directions: From Beaumaris go through Llangoed, cross bridge and up hill, two storey house on right with parking (lay-by) opposite.
t: 01248 490569