Lewis Barton

Reactive and intuitive, Lewis’ approach to making revolves heavily around harnessing those impulsive first moments when pencil touches paper. Concerned with capturing the world and people around him, Lewis enjoys drawing in a way that is both observed and expressive, always grappling to find a confluence of these approaches.

He was born and raised in Bradford, before moving to Sheffield where he studied History and Politics. He is now based in South London, where the layers of London's past, people, and places inspire his practice.

lewisbarton@hotmail.co.uk

@lewisbartonillustration

'The Mudlark Throne' 2025

Collage, Mixed Media: Thames Mud, Thames Stone Pigment, Oil pastel and Graphite on paper

46cm x 33.5 cm

£200, Framed 

'Green Grocers' 2025

Pastel on paper

42cm x 21 cm 

£125, Framed

'Fool's Spring’ 2025

Mixed Media, Oil Stick, Pastel, Acrylic and Coloured Pencil on paper

42cm x 20.5 cm

£195, Framed

'Douglas Way' 2025

Graphite on Paper

42cm x 17 cm

£195, Framed

'Market Day' 2025

Acrylic, gouache, oil stick, pastel and coloured pencil on paper

40cm x 22 cm

£215, Framed 

'Jubilee Line' 2025

Oil stick, oil, acrylic, pastel and pencil, on paper

24 x 42.5cm

£225, Framed

Esranur Yagiz

Esranur Yagiz is a visual artist and designer exploring the intersections of art, craft, and design, with a strong focus on drawing. Inspired by London’s cafés, pubs, and everyday moments, she captures the humour and personality of city life through bold lines, bright colours, and exaggerated forms. Working primarily with oil and soft pastels, her playful, expressive figures offer a fresh, lighthearted perspective—both familiar and surreal. For her, drawing is a way of processing the world, translating observations into dynamic, character-driven scenes that celebrate the quirks and energy of urban life. 

esranuryagizz@gmail.com

@ezy.085

‘Upon Thames’ 2025 

Mix Media on paper

21cm x 29.7cm

£135, Framed 

‘Strawberry Croissant’ 2025

Mix Media on Paper

21cm x 29.7cm

£125, Framed 

‘EC2A’ 2024

Soft Pastel on Paper

21cm x 29.7cm 

£165, Framed

‘B122’ 2024

Soft Pastel on Paper

42cm x 29.7cm

£200, Framed

Heather Campbell

Heather Campbell worked for the NHS for over 35 years, and has recently returned to her first love of drawing and painting. Having completed the RDS Drawing Intensive Course in 2024, she has built on her daily practice, experimenting with subject and media. Employing colour to evoke atmosphere, Heather aims for a figurative , expressive style, capturing people off- guard in their everyday settings. She believes there is beauty to be found in every person and place.

heather.campbell90@ntlworld.com

@hevafc_art

‘St James Park’ 2024

Watercolour pencil and soluble fibre pen on paper

39cm x 50cm

£200, Framed

‘St Mary le Strand’ 2024

Pastel pencils on paper

52cm x 42cm

£200, Framed

‘St Margaret's House cafe’ 2025

Charcoal pencils and Japanese watercolour on paper 42cm x 36cm

£80, Framed

‘Epping Forest’ 2024

Pastel and pencil on paper

24cm x 32.5cm

£80, Framed

‘Ridley Road Market’ 2024

25.2cm x 35cm

Charcoal and gesso wash on cardboard

£80, Framed

Indré Makasyté

Indré Makasyté's work sounds intriguing and immersive, blending various mediums in a way that encourages open interpretation and emotional engagement. The idea of leaving space for the viewer to converse or share silence with the work suggests a profound emphasis on personal reflection and interaction. Whether it's through her fine art, music, tattoos, or video art, this openness to interpretation seems to invite each person to bring their own experiences and perspectives into the dialogue with the work.

makasyte@gmail.com

@makasyte_

‘For Now I Call It Home’ 2025

Watercolour on paper

38cm x 56.3cm £250, Framed

‘Memento Mori’ 2025

Watercolour on paper

38cm x 56.3cm

£250, Framed

Anna Avery

Anna Avery is an emerging artist working across different media to capture a sense of the everyday through mark-making and colour. She is particularly interested in depicting women in leisure to explore a gentle, alternative way of being in the world and does this through drawing, painting, collage, and textiles. Her artworks in ‘Drawn to London’ are based on sketches made in various parks, churchyards, and streets in London which are transformed into vibrant images mixing observation and imagination.

annabethavery1@gmail.com

@anna_avery_art

‘The Red Book’ 2025

Acrylic, coloured pencil and pen on paper

29cm x 21cm

NFS

‘Campus’ 2025

Mixed media collage on paper

29cm x 21cm

£175, Framed

‘Girls’ Worlds’ 2025

Gouache and coloured pencil on paper

29cm x 21cm

£150, Framed

‘The Gallery Cafe’ 2025

Gouache and coloured pencil on paper

15cm x 10.5cm

£120, Framed

Niamh Hughes

Niamh uses her practice as a space for navigating her reflections upon the ordinary and its underlying ambiguity. Through drawing and painting, she takes notice of the strangeness and familiarity found in daily life as she encounters it. In this group exhibition, Niamh joins her fellow artists in taking the parks, churches, markets and endless activity of London as a source of inspiration. What she finds most stimulating about the city is the constant presence of people and the mark they leave behind.

Graduating from Painting at Gray’s School of Art in 2023, Niamh currently studies on The Royal Drawing School’s postgraduate-level course, The Drawing Year.

niamhhghs@gmail.com

@niamhjhughes

'Paddington Basin' 2025

Etching on Paper

Edition of 30

19cm x 25 cm

£130, Framed  £95 , Unframed

'Bermondsey Wall East Path' 2025

Chalk Pastel, Pencil and Oil Pastel on Paper

13cm x 18 cm

£70, Framed

'St Bride's Church Windows'  2025

Chalk Pastel, Pencil and Oil Pastel on Paper

13cm x 18 cm

£70, Framed

'St Botolph Without Bishopsgate Gardens' 2025

Chalk Pastel, Pencil and Oil Pastel on Paper

13cm x 18 cm

£70, Framed

Joanna Boyle

'The Sky Garden 1', 2024

Charcoal on paper

30cm x17cm 

£145, Framed

Joanna Boyle

Joanna Boyle is a drawer and painter living in London. As well as her own work, she has worked as a designer, illustrator and cleanup artist in the animation and publishing industries. 

Joanna’s work is inspired by drawing on location, trying to capture small scenes from the city in her sketchbook. These sketches then form the basis for paintings made in the studio. In translating drawings into painting, Joanna experiments with colour and mark-making to create a mood which may not have been there in the original scene. The resulting work therefore sits somewhere between observation, memory and imagination.

joannamaeboyle@gmail.com

@jo_boyle_sketch

'The Sky Garden 2', 2024

Charcoal on paper

30cm x 26cm

£145, Framed

'Winter in Victoria Park', 2024

Oil Pastel on Paper

15cm x 14cm

£95, Framed

'Sunlight in Regents Park', 2024

Soft Pastel on Paper

15cm x 14cm

£95, Framed

'Anna and Heather in the Gallery Cafe', 2025

Dry Point Etching on paper

24cm x 17cm

£95, Framed

'By the Lake, Victoria Park', 2025

Gouache and Watercolour on paper

40cm x 39cm

£250, Framed

Clare Perrin 

Clare Perrin is a painter and printmaker based in London. From receiving a First in her Illustration degree in 2024 she has since been commissioned to create a series of bespoke screen-prints for a client, exhibited at New Designers, completed a course at the Royal Drawing school, as well as continuing to sketch every day and constantly create new work. Clare’s work often explores themes of place within nature and the familiar, intertwining memory and personal experience. Whilst this show is on view Clare is currently focusing on a new larger oil painting series with plans of completion at the start of 2026.

www.clareperrin.com

@clareperrinart

‘Tuesday afternoon’ 2024

Acrylic on Khadi paper 

42cm x 29.7cm

£195, Framed

‘The Botanic Garden’ 2024

Monotype on Fabriano paper

40cm x 28cm

£195, Framed

‘Day At The Zoo’ 2024

1/1 monotype on Hahnemuhle paper

16cm x 12cm 

£175, Framed 

‘Lost In Thought’ 2024 

Sugar Lift Etchig on Hahnemuhle paper

1 AP, edition of 8 

19cm x 12.5cm 

£125, Framed    £95, Unframed

‘A Brighter Day’ 2025

Oil pastel and ink on Fabriano paper 

14cm x 11cm 

£150, Framed