The Artists

Let us introduce ourselves so that you can get an idea what to expect from us at NEOS 2013.
Mags Gray  - Ceramic Artist
Mags creates pieces with underlying narratives about issues she feels strongly about, however for NEOS 2013 she will be exhibiting small porcelain work and larger hand-built stoneware pieces for the home. The Scallyzus of course will also feature!  Visit her website www.magsgray.com.
 

Aubin Stewart - Jewellery Design
Aubeebop Jewellery is the work of Aubin Stewart.  Designs are created with a unique mix of collected materials, acrylic, silver and gemstones. She enjoys giving a precious quality to previously unloved materials and describes her designs as little pieces of wearable art.


Visit her website: www.aubeebopjewellery.com  
Visit her online shop: www.etsy.com/shop/aubeebop
Follow her on facebook:
 http://www.facebook.com/pages/aubeebop-jewellery/386658707505


Alice Stuart - Painter
Alice paints in oils and likes to use strong colour. She loves painting local landscapes‚ flowers and still life and has lots of Scottish landscapes including Aberdeenshire and West Coast paintings. Recently Alice has been working on a series based on Deeside and Monymusk. Commissions are accepted and she also sells prints and cards of her work. Alice also runs art lessons showing the participants how to paint from photos using acrylic paint.


 Visit her website www.alicestuart.co.uk to see more samples of her work, or email alicestuart76@hotmail.com



Alice’s Online Gallery: http://www.redbubble.com/people/alicestuart

 Anita Inverarity
Anita’s medium is ink and her style is illustrative. Influences are wide ranging but she often returns to classic folk tales and fables as her inspiration as well as animals, figures and the natural world. Anita enjoys creating pieces filled with pattern and intricate detail.
 A Wise One Waits

 Beira

Jackalope's garden


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 Carol Meldrum
Textile artists Carol Meldrum is mainly inspired by Scottish themes and motifs. This is done through her beatknit range as she pays homage to classic heritage and expressive textile designs.The beatknit range is a comprehensive designer collection, which encompasses knitting & crochet accessories. This formula creates a uniquely hand crafted take on nostalgic vintage textiles; overall beatknit is designed to cater for everyone.


Helen Brown
Although, Helen enjoys painting a wide variety of subject matter she has developed a love of figurative drawing, especially the female form. Her aim is not to re-create a true representation of the subject, but through the influence of music, she tries to produce marks that reflect the flowing lines, the mood and most importantly the very “essence” of the subject. Spontaneity is the key in her work. She also enjoys working on murals and large scale pieces with a theatrical theme and is happy to accept commissions and can be contacted by email: gordon_helen@outlook.com.










Jane Ronie
I totally love glass! It is the most exciting medium to work with particularly using the kilnforming process.  Colour, shape, form and light along with the kiln programme are all things to take into account when designing and forming with glass. I began by producing fused glass jewellery and have progressed into bigger pieces of wall art.  





My interest is moving towards architectural pieces and glass casting.  You can see more of my work on my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/JaneRonieGlass.
Robin Key
Clavis Jewellery - Designer, maker and stone setter.
Isabel Sarran (Tristan & Iseult) - Textiles
Isabel Sarran is a textile artist, who specialises in felt making and nuno felting. Along the craftsmanship of felt making there is an element of surprise because felt is not tame and will always present you with an unique piece of beauty. Felt is such an inspiring material to work with. Isabel loves creating beautiful but usable art that convinces through colours, textures and a wide array of materials. During NEOS, visitors will be able to view the versatility of her art work as well as being able to see the process of felt making in the vibrant setting of the Aberdeen Waldorf School's exhibition venue. Please visit her webpage www.tristanandiseult.com for even more details.







 


Beate Allerton - Photographer 
My images are inspired by nature, especially up close and personal. I am particularly drawn to the fragile elements in our lives and on our planet and seeing connections that run through all of these. Through macro photography I love making visible the often unnoticed objects, patterns and textures in familiar territory and in Photoshop I love creating new pictures found within images or creating something completely new.


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