LAURA GOMPERTZ combines working as both an artist and a designer. Painting has been a continuing focus throughout her life, inspired by natural forms and colour, Laura work in oils. She designed for the theatre (productions include Ayckbourn premieres, pantomime, touring shows and film), ran her own product design business and also now works as a freelance interior designer

MICHELE JAFFE-PEARCE, formerly a journalist and feature writer for The Sunday Times, switched to paint 15 years ago, after training at Sir John Cass and Chelsea School of Art. Inspired by Hebrew poetry and Jewish mysticism, her paintings explore an abstract inner landscape full of exuberance and colour. She works in oils and mixed media, and exhibits frequently.

2011: Interfaith Arts Festival, Candid Arts Gallery, Islington

2010: GX Gallery, Camberwell; 2009: 9 Langton St, Chelsea, 

2007:  Commendation Ben Uri Museum , London (IJAYA Award).

RENNIE PILGREM is a member of a growing, new breed of post-digital ‘Freestyle’ artists. Best known as an award-winning music producer/International Dj, he is now also involved in film-making (he’s just scored the music for the forthcoming film ‘The Fix’) as well as producing art that is well and truly ‘multi-media’. Acrylic, Charcoal and photography rub shoulders (and often combine) with digital apps like Brushes and photoshop. Rennie is co-founder of

Pocket Gallery

JANE PRICE graduated in Furniture and Product Design from Kingston University and for fifteen years worked as a

designer specializing in colour, materials and finishes.

Working in acrylics, Jane’s been a full-time artist since 2004, based at Great Western Studios in London before establishing her own in studio Chiswick in 2007. In 2010 she was shortlisted for the John Moores Art prize in Liverpool.

HIAWYN ORAM is a children’s author who paints.  She went into art back to front, starting at the end with sculpture at the Mary Ward and moving towards the beginning through many hours of Life Drawing to landscapes, interiors, abstracts as well as her big fascination…  jugs, bottles and jars. She uses oils, acrylic, charcoal, conté and pastels, occasionally all in one painting, responding to the stories she sees in shape and colour and in hard lines accommodating the relenting curves of a round-cornered world.

JOHN SAVAGE JUNIOR (and his disciples) is a product of the privately funded Superart Academy Project set up by kingpin ‘meow-meow dealer’ Ruud Biltong sometime during the eighties. Assimilation, state of mind, current affairs, molecular science and overheard conversations are all common themes in Savage Jnr's work as is the role and value of the artist in a post-art era. The JSJ folio includes vans-full of audio visual, bacon clothing, time-based installations with stuffed animals and mono-tonal scores for ballet in the dark. JSJ’s disciples include: Francis Obermeyer, Satrag Mohammed, Amelia Gorring, Dave Peters, Soloman Jones and Kuchi Matsu,

ROSALIE PRICE works in watercolour, putting paint straight to paper without the interruption of a pencil mark. The result is a loose style created with a free-spirit. Based in east London Rosalie has exhibited in several galleries, including the Outside World and Red. You may also recognise her vibrant paintings from Jamie (Oliver) magazine, Red magazine, Stella, the Stylist or one of the many other publications she regularly contributes to.