End of Year Show // Catalogue

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Carl Butterworth

Psychedelic Morgan !

Size:A3

Price:£20

A rather colourful Morgan ! ( @morgue_artmodel ) Drawing-inspired by Morgan herself being a colourful person who frequents the left-field !

Rebecca Tucker

KEW II (51 28'54'' 0 17'26''W)

Size:50x25cm

Price:£375

My work is involved with visually mapping my day to day experience, using locations associated with strong personal connection, or of places of emotional or historical significance. My paintings in this way form an aide memoire, a record of places that come to mean something to me through the recording of memory.

Glasshouses have become a recent inspiration, the combination of organic forms and architectural structures is of particular interest to me.

This painting is acrylic paint on wood panel, overlaying an abstract background with a layer of white negative space that forms the image of the plants in the Palm House at Kew Gardens.

Jon Clay

Copy of Van Goch farmhouse from 1888

Size:50x40cm

Price:NFS

Oil on panel. A copy of a farmhouse picture originally made by Van Goch in 1888.

Yvonne Liggett

Cats

Size:45x60cm

Price:£150 (prints available)

Pen on Paper capturing movement in realtime.

Gordon Stewart

Tree at Sunset. After the opera at the Grange Festival

Size:32x40cm

Price:£85

Acrylics on A4 paper. November 2025.

Gordon Stewart, Battersea-based artist since retiring from the Law. Mostly acrylics and oils, mostly landscapes and portraits.

We were enjoying a post-opera drink at the Grange Festival, sitting near this tree against the setting sun.

Jade Evans

Girl with beasts

Size:16x22cm

Price:NFS

A piece made from placing scraps of paper down and rolling acrylic paint across them. Then picking out details in the shapes I found. It was completely spontaneous as to what shapes and story I would see in this and only found the narrative while making the piece.

Claire Redoutet

The well of Santa Cristina

Size:

Price:NFS

This is a frottage marking of the sacred well of Santa Cristina in Sardinia. Made during my artist residency this year in Milis, Sardinia. I’ve been working on a texture collection project, using frottage and field recording to document the landscape here.

Dan Whiteson

Yilin

Size:50x70cm

Price:£600

‘Yilin’ is an original ink drawing and papercut from my ‘Disintegration of the Physical’ series; an ongoing process in which I attempt to visualise the impact of digital media on our physical existence and how we connect to the world around us.

I have always pictured this assault on our consciousness as a kind of death by a thousand cuts; endlessly pulling us away from the here and now and from what truly feeds the soul: human connection; physical touch; shared experience. My work seeks to portray this through a surgical deconstruction of the human form. Limbs become inorganic; geometric shapes wrestling with the beauty of the body and threatening to overwhelm it. Vast swathes of the figure vanish into thin air as we inhabit space and time less and less.

The process of drawing and then ‘destroying’ both the figure itself and the surface around it through papercutting both speaks to the quiet violence of modern distraction and further amplifies the sense of ‘disintegration’.

Yvonne Liggett

Inside Out 2

Size:50x60cm

Price:NFS

Part of a series of works that explore hoe line and colour can express deeper emotion.

Philip Bartle

Parkland walk

Size:31x39cm

Price:£240

A watercolour view of one of the bridges on the 3.1 mile linear park that used to be a railway line between Finsbury Park and Muswell hill. When signing a painting I usually try to make it as discrete as possible but in this case I took a spraycan and tagged the bridge, then painted it into the scene, so I guess that gives the art a direct connection to the place though it’s probably been over painted many times by now

Carl Butterworth

Miss U.S.A.

Size:A3

Price:£50

Drawing A3 life draw session @Isolation Art the incomparable model @caroline_spang

Michael Ollerton

Quiet Smile

Size:27x22cm

Price:£70

A 15-minute watercolour study from my first session with the life drawing group at Undersketch Soho. I’ve wanted to get more confident using watercolour in life drawing for a long time. There’s something exciting (and a bit scary) about working with such an unforgiving medium on a tight time limit. This piece captures a brief moment and the model’s subtle smile.

Shirley Puiyan Cheung

In Flight 2

Size:30x43cm

Price:£180

6 layers of reduction woodcut print.

Mahfuzur Rahman

Her 1

Size:72x53cm

Price:£200

Soft pastels on coloured A2 paper

Fionnuala Gibson

Parlour and Pots

Size:24x24cm

Price:£150

Both paintings ‘Memo’ and ‘Parlour & Pots’ are a combination of abstract and representational art, painted in acrylics on paper. I derive great enjoyment in creating imaginary still-life scenes, experimenting with colours, textile designs and layering of shapes and forms.

Carolina Thorbert

Portrait of Luc

Size:24x33cm

Price:£250

It is said that “the face is the mirror of the mind, and eyes without speaking confess the secrets of the heart”. It was my aim to evoke something of the sitter’s soul or personality. I am interested in the silent language between us that is expressed consciously and subconsciously on our faces and bodies. I have been doing these portraits for a year and a half and they are part of an investigation in my observational, intuitive drawing style and personal mark making, using portrait as the subject matter.
This drawing is one in a pair of drawings submitted to the show.

Gordon Stewart

Canonbury Art Dealer in his Gallery

Size:30x40cm

Price:£165

Acrylics on canvas. 2025.

By Gordon Stewart. Battersea-based artist since retirement from the Law. Mostly acrylics and oils. Mostly portraits and landscapes.

Subject: SJE, an artist, art collector and art dealer in his Canonbury gallery.

Su Bonfanti

Three Colours Red, Blue, Yellow

Size:40x25 each piece

Price:£200 each, £500 for the triptych

These are old pieces of work that I rediscovered, refreshed and reframed. I can’t now remember why I made them but it looks like I was using bits and pieces of leftovers, which is typical of my felt making practice. When I saw them again, I loved the vibrant colour and the simple composition that lets the tones and textures sing. Sometimes you just want something that gives you joy.

Julia Karl

Number 1: The Tesco’s

Size:49x69cm

Price:£1,450

Part of an ongoing series, this watercolour painting blends traditional still life with contemporary pop culture. Number 1: The Tesco’s features an East London–brewed beer can paired with flowers sourced from both the Columbia Road Flower Market and Tesco. A playful dialogue emerges between the beer’s name and the Tesco receipt placed beside the can, adding a subtle narrative twist.

Watercolours on paper, 18″×24″ / 46×61 cm, 2025

Anna-Maria Amato

Chess

Size:50cm diameter

Price:£120

It is an oil painting on a circular canvas. I was emulating a chess board and its pieces considering the strategic moves through life but also the mirroring of behaviours as we influence each other-hence the slightly circle element.

Rade Mihovilovic

Wrestlers

Size:30x22cm

Price:£145

Mounted set of 6 ceramic tiles on slate. Theme: “Wrestlers”
Sgraffito design in blue & black slip on white stoneware clay with transparent glaze.
Design from a sketch in life drawing session.
Part of a series of tile designs in 2025

Andreea Ditu

Cornucopia

Size:29.7x42cm

Price:NFS

This screenprint reimagines the traditional Romanian blessing “casă de piatră” (“house of stone,” wished to newlyweds) through a humourous culinary lens. Rendered entirely in vivid red ink, the artwork constructs the silhouette of a house from the layered ingredients of biryani—rice grains, spices, herbs, and aromatic elements forming walls, beams, and rooflines.

The piece balances humour and symbolism: the biryani components evoke warmth, abundance, and the shared act of making a home, while the reinterpreted “house of stone” becomes a metaphor for building a future on richness, flavour, and care.

Raph Seymour

Moth Halo

Size:42x33cm

Price:£40

As with the other piece Goldfish Halo that I entered the work was part of a series of faces haloed by ordinary or insignificant seeming things, the idea was exploring everyday divinity.

Robert Sproats

Shadowy Amelie

Size:42x60cm

Price:£100

A digital coloured pencil sketch from a self-portrait photo of Marsellais life model Amelie, who I first met at a long pose session in London. Printed at A2 size.

Verona Mock

Going for Goal

Size:27x27cm

Price:£20

An oil pastel or a footballer in a red jersey scoring a goal. To commemorate Crystal Palace winning the FA Cup in 2025.

Teodora Gal

Smile

Size:5.5x10.1in

Price:£35

This is a print from an experimentational sketch I did during a life drawing class with the fantastic model Robin George. This unusual pose allowed me to express myself fully as an artist, as I love all things that are weird and funny. This work is like my sense of humour in a drawing. 🙂

Fionnuala Gibson

Memo

Size:20x19cm

Price:£130

Aisha Palumbo

Fusion of Brazilian Living

Size:40x50cm

Price:NFS

acrylic and pencil on paper. a fusion of a Brazilian heritage with city living.

Chris Gambin

Portrait of unknown

Size:30x43cm

Price:£100

Mixed media portrait on paper from a life drawing session

Shirley Puiyan Cheung

Golden

Size:30x43

Price:£180

11 layers reduction woodcut print.

Christopher Lieberman

Cogito

Size:21cmx30cm

Price:£225

“Cogito” – acrylic on canvas. By Christopher Lieberman, completed October 2025. This piece was inspired by the artist’s reflections on the self and the mind, following a mental health crisis. Lieberman is a transmasc writer and visual artist from South London, whose work explores queerness, trauma, and mental illness.

Yvonne Liggett

Inside Out 3

Size:50x70cm

Price:NFS

Part of a series of works exploring hoe line and colour can express deeper emotion.

Chris Gambin

Portrait of Adrian

Size:30x43cm

Price:£100

Portrait from life drawing mixed media

Lucia Fioretti / KitsuneArt

Lunar Year of the Wood Snake

Size:21x30cm

Price:£20

I’ve imagined it as an ascending spiral staircase, approached with caution but also with intention. The year of the Snake is a time for deep transformation, wisdom, and shedding old layers to reveal our truest self. Reminding us that growth comes when we embrace change and trust our instincts. The Snake invites us to listen to our inner voice and release anything that no longer serves us, just as a snake naturally sheds its skin. It’s a time for strategic action, deep self-reflection, and stepping into our personal power.

(The Lunar Year of the Snake goes from Jan 29, 2025 to Feb 16, 2026).

Digital art printed on premium matte paper 225 gsm.

Nadiya Pristoupa

Tapestry of memories

Size:28x36cm

Price:NFS

I visited Ukraine in the summer and collected a lot of old photos from my childhood. This tapestry I painted is also found in my village, I combined the two to showcase the nostalgia I feel for the time. This is something new I haven’t painted in acrylic in a long time so please be nice 🙂

Phoenix Fry

Banyanism I

Size:50x50cm

Price:£2,000

An investigation of the structure of the banyan tree, which drops new trunks from its branches as it spreads horizontally. Playful, exploratory and non-hierarchical.

Mihai Plesa

A Day Not Lost

Size:A3

Price:NFS

Part of the Soundtrack of London series, this print captures the warmth of a local sunset on Rotherhithe beach. A natural close to the day, bringing people outdoors and under the amber sky’s crescendo. A break from routine, a few minutes of presence. A day not lost.

angelika Kathke eichler

Curvangular Sam

Size:31x38cm

Price:£180

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Gordon Stewart

After Sunset. Playa Blanca on Lanzarote

Size:33x45cm

Price:£165

Acrylics on A3 paper. 2025.

By Gordon Stewart. Battersea-based artist since retirement from the Law. Mostly acrylics and oils. Mostly landscapes and portraits.

Night time view over the harbour at Playa Blanca on Lanzarote.

Thomas Lawrence

Blonde Lady

Size:40x60cm

Price:£150

An expressive oil portrait of a blonde lady with a shock of golden hair.

John Williams

Steve

Size:40x50cm

Price:£200

Steve drawn from life in pencil

Hanifah Stewart

Under Blue

Size:40x50cm

Price:£125

grey of the square mile imagined in blue.

Acrylic paint on paper board
40×50 cm framed
26×31 cm unframed

Scotty

Hat Trick Wrapped Up

Size:70x70cm

Price:NFS

Three hand made hats and fanfare. All for different purposes, presentations and performances. Assemblage art. Hand made and collected construction.

Jon Clay

Copy of Van Goch harvest scene

Size:61x46cm

Price:NFS

Oil painting on canvas board, showing a copy of a harvest scene first painted by Van Goch in 1888

Yvonne Liggett

Beautiful Flowers

Size:55x70cm

Price:£300

WatercolourPainting of Flowers , with Oil Pastel and pencil detail. Unframed on Watercolour Paper.

James O’Hara

Metalskin

Size:25x25cm

Price:£200

Oil painting inspired by Emily Metalskin

Marios Rotsa

Marios Rotsa Self Portrait

Size:20x30cm

Price:£100

Lino Print on Paper and
Tracing Paper, red color gouache.

Roger Brackin

Ziggiflame - Bathtime

Size:45x33cm

Price:£80

Framed high resolution photographic print of Ziggi Flame in the bath showered with ping pong balls. A3 including small border. Model Instagram @ziggiflame

Louise Brooks

High Concept Hope

Size:40x30cm

Price:£300

Painting, oil on canvas board

Inspired by the deterioration of the connections inside our brain, whether from phone addiction, lack of relationships, or loss of hope.

Loretta Hopewell

Peckham Lilly and goldfish

Size:32x44cm

Price:£225

Peckham Lilly and Goldfish. This is oil on board and was painted by the pond then I added goldfish at home to the picture. I am working on water related themes including plants people and water reflections.

Angela Bulatovic

Perspective

Size:30x38cm

Price:NFS

Verona Mock

Market Stall

Size:21x30cm

Price:£30

A felt pen drawing of a woman tending her market stall. Part of a 2025 series called life.

William Jones

5th Nov 2025

Size:30x42cm

Price:£250

Graphite stick on paper. A spontaneous study of a head. It was drawn during on a recent trip to Paris where I made it a rule to draw every day whilst I was there no matter how I felt. It’s made using a graphite stick, to try out a new material that I’m unfamiliar with and see how it changes the way I draw.
It’s not knowingly part of a series, but I often find myself drawing faces and expressions…

Raph Seymour

Goldfish Halo

Size:42x33cm

Price:£40

Goldfish Halo was part of a series of hand coloured DuPont etchings. They included faces haloed by various objects. The idea was exploring the divinity of the ordinary. It is part of a triptych but I feel works on its own.

Roger Brackin

Ziggi Flame - In the Sun

Size:45x33cm

Price:£80

Framed high resolution photographic print of Ziggi Flame posing in the sun. A3 including small border. Model Instagram @ziggiflame

Paul Shinn

Savanah

Size:32.5x24cm

Price:NFS

A 20 minute drawing from a fashion illustration life drawing class in July. Brush pen, colour pencil and markers.

Chiara Scoglio

A Kind of Angel

Size:40x36cm

Price:£50

A Kind of Angel is a graphite and watercolour drawing on upcycled paper. It is part of an ongoing series of illustrations, paintings and sculptural works created in 2025 and exploring the concept of personal mythology and identity through the continual research into lost Northern Italian folklore, as well as nightmares and daydreams. A Kind of Angel reimagines a London cloudy sky into a secretly spiritual image of angels and a symbol of longing. It attempts to represent the strive for a truly deep, pure, connection to someone or something other. The series this drawing is part of has been an experiment in a new direction, as I have been trying to draw on a bigger scale and in a more experimental and intuitive way. Though not religious in a strict sense, I wish to reach a creative state that might equal a form of prayer.

Dr Helen R. Jacobus

Rod

Size:50x40cm

Price:£270.50

Portrait of the talented artist, teacher and our friend, Rod Kitson. Rod kindly invited me to submit one of my watercolour portraits to the show, as I had told him that I didn’t think I had anything suitable to contribute to it. So, I took up his suggestion and painted his portrait. Inspired by the light, bold colours and his really cool shades, I went for gouache, which is a new medium for me, aiming for a kind of retro Pop-Art style with a free-floating Hamilton, Warhol, Hockney vibe. In this way, I could try to achieve the effect of the smooth flatness of the cerulean sky, at least. I also wanted a bit of mystery, and psychology: what is he looking at, what’s going through his mind? I think the non-distracting cleanness of gouache may help with this kind of focus.

Francesca Huszagh

Sunset Flowers

Size:32x24cm

Price:NFS

Greetings cards using pressed flowers and watercolours. I love using natural materials in my work and here I take the flowers my mum has grown. Taking inspiration from sunsets I paint the colours of the sky for the backgrounds of my cards and add the flowers on top to float like fairies in the space. I take commissions so if you would like a piece like this I can make it for you 🙂

Denis Purshouse

Autumn Landscape

Size:36x46cm

Price:£100

Pastels on toned paper. An autumn scene in Beckenham Place Park. This was drawn from a photograph taken by me. I love the different seasons in this woodland park and plan to do more plein air painting there in 2026.

Chris Wilcox

Earth - 2012

Size:21x21cm

Price:£100

A small experimental multi-media piece looking at using text as a negative space.
At some point I will be making a series of large works using processes I determined when making this one.

Jon Clay

Still morning?

Size:61x51cm

Price:NFS

Oil painting on canvas board of a calm Italian harbour. Timing is ambiguous between morning and evening. An unusual perspective with eyeline above the horizon gives a sense of looking in on the scene, not part of it.

The absence of people encourages focus on buildings, boats and water and enhances the stillness of the air and quietness of the picture

Yvonne Liggett

Inside Out 1

Size:50x60cm

Price:NFS

This is one of s series that explores how colour and line can give more emotional depth.

Robert Sproats

Taking a Break

Size:60x42cm

Price:£100

A digital sketch of my buddy Caroline, from a self-portrait photo taken for a themed photo event. Printed at A2 size.

Mo Morrell – Morgan

Gold Sheep

Size:30x30cm

Price:£15

A golden sheep in a box.
Xerox print.

Gordon Stewart

Evening drinks by the pool.

Size:40x32cm

Price:£175

Acrylics on A4 paper.

Gordon Stewart, Battersea-based artist since my retirement from the Law. Mostly acrylics and oils, mostly landscapes and portraits.

Enjoying evening drinks by the pool on Lanzarote in the Summer, 2025.

James O’Hara

Still Life Fruits

Size:20x20cm

Price:£200

Oil painting of fruits.

Michael Riddle

Strange Lands

Size:33x25cm

Price:£625

Strange Lands is painted in oils on a canvas panel. It is one of a series of paintings of dreamlike spaces, painted using an earthy, spiced toned palette, in which symbolic figures & emotional cues are used, inviting a personal connection & interpretation.

Denis Purshouse

La Danse

Size:33x43cm

Price:£120

Pastels on toned paper. My drawing of the terracotta copy of “La Danse” by Carpeaux in the Glyptotek Museum in Copenhagen. The marble original is on the facade of the opera house in Paris.

Jane Pickersgill

Context 5

Size:27x27cm

Price:£125

Mixed media piece using thread & woven tailoring interlining (traditionally used to stiffen the front of suit jackets). My work references my former career in fashion design and explores non – traditional uses of materials.

Roger Brackin

Mariana - On Chair

Size:45x33cm

Price:£80

Framed high resolution photographic print of Mariana seated, wide angle shot. A3 including small border. Model Instagram @marartmodel, @mar.artmodel

Hanifah stewart

threading the needle

Size:40x50cm

Price:£140

Our star over the Thames.

Acrylic paint on paper board.
40×50cm framed.
25.5x31cm unframed

Charlotte Parr-Burman

Scaffolding Van

Size:23x32cm

Price:£90 framed/£60 u/f

Reduction woodcut print, edition of 5. 35mm photograph transferred to plywood, reduction woodcut print made up of 8 layers of oil based inks on Japanese paper. Each edition is variable in colour. Scaffolding van photographed in the summer whilst being unloaded for construction work on the flat block next to mine. Photograph taken from my window. Small work completed as a colour study as I move into a stage of using more colour in my printmaking work.

Brooke Murphy

Portrait of My Teacher

Size:30x30cm

Price:NFS

Oil-on-wood portrait of my teacher, this was one of my first portraits led by the artist Rod Kitson, I am very proud of the piece.

Denis Purshouse

Cat

Size:29x34cm

Price:£100

Pastels on toned paper. A portrait of Leo, a neighbour’s cat, who used to sit on the shed at the bottom of my garden before I smashed it up (the shed that is).

Pam Frost

What the duck..

Size:A4

Price:£60

A community of ducks enjoying Canada Water, done with water colour pencils..

Misha

Sensation

Size:19x19cm

Price:NFS

The collage explores the sensations via which we experience our surrounding and the ambivalence they could provoke. The sun’s warmth touching our skin feeling blissful on a cold day is the same warmth that burns it during prolonged exposure. The water engulfing our body and putting pressure on our skin could feel both comforting and suffocating.

The collage comprises works by Kate Steinitz, Franz Roh and Karl Blossfeldt.

Janine Hall

Bannister

Size:33x30cm

Price:NFS

Amazing that a humble Victorian terraced house in London should have been gifted with a sweepingly graceful bannister rail that curves to a stop above a shaped iron leg. Herewith whose fleeting shadow is created by a shaft of sunlight from the front door and cast onto the kitchen door at the end of the hallway… Graphite on paper – 2025

Frank Gambino

Mariane

Size:A4

Price:NFS

Colour pencil drawing of Mariana.

Mahfuzur Rahman

Her 2

Size:72x53cm

Price:£200

Soft pastels on coloured A2 paper

Jon Clay

Experimental abstract 1 - fluid motion

Size:50x40cm

Price:NFS

Oil on panel. Experimental abstract with sense of motion and question of imbalance. A strong vertical separates ‘balance’ from ‘imbalance’.

Moving away from a preference for representational work, this piece addresses issues of motion, balance and security by placing a source of imbalance in one of the major blocks of structure.

The intention is to convey a sense of flow mainly in the horizontal but there are also areas where the viewer can see flow in the vertical plane.

The viewer is left to question what the impression of mass is and whether there could be a lack of support from the imbalance and if this gives a feeling of insecurity.

Lucy Stylianou

Jo's Bar

Size:70x20cm + A4

Price:NFS

Ever wondered what it might be like working in a strip club?

For about three years, I worked behind the bar of strip pub. Yes, a strip PUB not a strip CLUB. A strip pub is basically a really budget strip club, and they’re typically only found in East London. Entry fees are low, or non-existent before 4pm (they’re usually open from noon) and they attract all sorts; from wealthy bankers, to quiet old men who just want to watch their fave footie team play on the telly, all without having to queue up like you would at a regular pub. Oh, and with the addition of naked ladies adoring you (or rather, your wallet) everywhere you look.

The seed for Jo’s Bar got planted in my brain during one of the very long bus rides home at the end of my shift. I got into the habit of noting down all the bizarre happenings from the night into my phone’s notes, and imagined it would be a fun concept for a RPG game. Those notes I made have become priceless in the development of Jo’s Bar.

Anastasia Klimova

Secretary Bird

Size:8x8in

Price:£20

I was mesmerised by the Secretary birds (Sagittarius serpentarius) since I was lucky enough to see one in-person in Tokyo Zoo. It is an elegant yet ferocious bird. Despite appearing delicate, they are capable of killing venomous snakes and other reptiles. I aspired to capture this balance of the opposites in the artwork.
It is a piece of digital art that was created throughout the first half of 2025. It is part of a growing series of birds of prey paintings, currently featuring two artworks.

JL Maxcy

Sheepy Cat

Size:25x33cm

Price:£600

A whimsical portrait of a grumpy blue cat. Acrylic on canvas panel. From the artist’s Cool Portrait series.

Gordon Stewart

Salt Pans, Lanzarote

Size:42x30cm

Price:£165

Acrylics on A4 paper. 2025.

By Gordon Stewart. Battersea- based artist since retiring from the Law. Mostly acrylics and oils. Mostly landscapes and portraits.

Evening over the Salinas de Janubio on Lanzarote.

Juli Fejer

Purple Tansy

Size:31x38

Price:£65

My work is rooted in my journey from isolated invalid to gallery artist. For decades I was locked in chronic pain, worklessness, and despair – on society’s scrapheap. I was encouraged to take my art seriously by therapists on an NHS pain management course. Soon, what had started as a distraction became a passion as I reconnected with a childhood love of drawing.

I paint landscapes and I am interested in the story behind the scene – my emotional connection with a moment or place. I am fascinated by trees and celebrate them in my work from the ancient forests to urban streets.

This painting, made with watercolour and gouache on paper, was created in summer 2025. It was inspired by fields of purple phacelia in Norfolk. I shouted to my husband to stop the car, jumped out and took photographs and sketched on the back of a shopping list. I turned the ideas into a series of paintings. I have no formal training and identify as an outsider artist.

Dan Whiteson

Leo

Size:50x70cm

Price:£600

‘Leo’ is an original ink drawing and papercut from my ‘Disintegration of the Physical’ series; an ongoing process in which I attempt to visualise the impact of digital media on our physical existence and how we connect to the world around us.

Don Greenwood

Gamze

Size:21x29cm

Price:NFS

Portrait of Gamze, acrylicpainting on board.

Cat Coulter

Rhythm

Size:27x27cm

Price:£150

“Rhythm” is an original cyanotype, created using natural sunlight and waste plastic. This unique print is perhaps more abstract than my usual work and makes a companion piece to “And Blues”, which is my other original cyanotype in this year’s End of Year show.

Mina Gohary

Check (yourself) Mate

Size:30x43cm

Price:£50

This risograph print shows half of a series of animation frames. The animation tells the story of a cowboy riding a knight chess piece, and when the other player goes to move their piece, the cowboy swats their hand away with a lasso. As a keen chess player (but not a very good one), the piece was inspired by a losing streak of chess games, and aims to narrate the whimsy in the trivial pursuit of failure.

Roger Brackin

Mariana - In Colour

Size:45x33cm

Price:£80

Framed high resolution photographic print of Mariana bathed in colour. A3 including small border. Model Instagram @marartmodel, @mar.artmodel

Hector Huang

The Amateur

Size:42x32cm

Price:£150

Gouache, acrylic underpainting, paper. Winter 2023.

This is a piece that has never seen the light of day since its creation, but suddenly it feels relevant 2 winters later. The alienation feels the same, but a passion seems to resurface.

Alienation and uncanny-ness have always been the focus of my art, which features a lot of imaginary faces.

Elena Oliinyk

A Girl and A Kozak

Size:297x500mm

Price:£60

These are stills from my first animation this year, inspired by a viral Ukrainian song that suddenly took over my feed. I was missing home, the language, and all the small cultural things, so I started drawing the characters from the song. The girl and the kozak in this frame appear at the very end of the animation.

I made it using hand-drawn textures combined with digital illustration, and it unexpectedly started a new creative direction for me. What began as a small fun project led me to explore animation and even stop motion. This piece is part of the series I am submitting for the show, all inspired by that song and a strong sense of homesickness.

Chiara Scoglio

A Wind Within

Size:30x21cm

Price:£30

A Wind Within is a mixed media drawing on paper. It is part of an ongoing series of illustrations, paintings and sculptural works created in 2025 and exploring the concept of personal mythology and identity through the continual research into lost Northern Italian folklore, as well as nightmares and daydreams. A Wind Within attempts to capture a side of me that I still find too restless, undefinable and dark to properly describe, one that priorities my own freedom above anything else. At times I believe this side of me to be all I can really rely on, my North Star, but I also so fear the loneliness coming with it. The series this drawing is part of has been an experiment in a new direction, as I have been trying to draw on a bigger scale and in a more experimental and intuitive way. Though not religious in a strict sense, I wish to reach a creative state that might equal a form of prayer.

Michael Ollerton

Caught in Profile

Size:27x22cm

Price:£70

“A 10-minute sketch using diluted calligraphy ink loaded into a water brush pen, from the first Undersketch Soho session. I was really pleased with how the folds on her shirt sleeve came together in just a few brushstrokes. The model had this constant, subtle smile as if she were thinking of a moment that made her happy, and I loved trying to catch that feeling in the moment.

Lexie Bailey

Complexities of Female Body Image

Size:25x35cm

Price:NFS

mixed media and acrylic mixed media piece exploring the complexities of female body image.

Sari Uchida

Honesty in Blue

Size:21x30cm

Price:NFS

Painting on paper, gouache and gansai.
I am entranced by the luminous, translucent quality of the seed pods of Honesty, which is the name of the plant. This work is the first in a series to come.

Oliver Lassalle

Alchemy

Size:25x20cm

Price:£600

Abstract painting, acrylic on canvas. Framed.
Inspired by Lyrical Abstraction, I aim to reactivate this pictorial language within a contemporary context. Each work is created in the moment, through a process of total improvisation where chance and control converge. The act of painting matters as much as the result: each canvas is a trace of lived intensity. While my work resonates with the legacy of a great master, it asserts its own identity, shaped by my time and personal experience.
Maintaining visual creation within the confines of human emotional territories has never been more relevant.

Rashad Al-Karooni

Ascent

Size:63x46cm

Price:£700

In this piece, I continue my exploration of movement, structure, and the spaces between form and function. Inspired by the fluidity of dance, the drawing captures not the dancer themselves but the traces of motion they leave behind—an echo of rhythm suspended in time. The ethereal, drifting forms reflect my ongoing interest in translating physical gesture into spatial expression, a dialogue shaped by my background in art and architecture.

John Williams

Feeling a Little Klimt

Size:28x36cm

Price:£180

Multimedia work inspired by Japanese woodblock artist Hokusai and Austrian artist Gustav Klimt

Paul Shinn

Yishu

Size:32.5x24cm

Price:NFS

A 20 minute drawing from a life drawing class in September. Dramatic lighting led me to play more with light and shadow. Brush pen, colour pencil, markers and highlighter pen.

Letitia Zhao

Corals

Size:25x25cm

Price:NFS

A gouache and coloured pencil painting inspired by corals, whose somewhat alien forms and array of colours feel like an escape from the rigidity of rules felt in day-to-day life. Precision was not the main aim here, instead, the idea of making ‘incorrect’ marks was disregarded and the final piece was formed from many layers. This allowed for a meditative process, much like the experience of watching corals ebb in water.

Jon Clay

Yellow flowers on fire

Size:50x40cm

Price:NFS

Oil on panel in a very loose thick impasto style. This imagined scene uses a coastal sky / sea background with bright bare trees and green climbing plants. Contrasting this is are tall yellow flowers being enveloped by fire. The viewer is left to decide if or when the fire could spread.

The composition is less ‘certain’ as to the eventual outcome for the content of the scene. The viewer is unsure if the flowers would burn on their own leaving the other material intact or whether all the living material would be destroyed.

If all the vegetation were to burn this would leave just the sun and sea – reminding us of their permanence over living plants and creatures on earth.

Ben Gorrad

Us and Them

Size:34x46cm

Price:£135

‘Us and Them’ is an abstracted landscape illustration in Ink and Watercolour, a reflection of the existential threat of ever-accelerating wealth and class divide on full abhorrent display here in London and across the ‘developed’ world. The horizon line between the foreground slums and those sleek, glistening towers of the city mirrors the relative housing price increase since the year of the artists birth. Part of an ongoing series of abstracted ‘Rorschach Tests’ – prints available at ArtBiBen.com.

Maciej Rackiewicz

The Guitar Player

Size:25x43cm

Price:£25

Linocut print.
Inspired by one of the drawings from my daily practice. I often find myself inspired to draw people working with their hands.

Cat Coulter

And Blues

Size:27x27cm

Price:£150

“And Blues” is an original cyanotype created using natural sunlight and waste plastic. This unique print is more abstract than my usual work and makes a companion piece to “Rhythm”, which is my other original cyanotype in this year’s End of Year show.

Gavin Nicholls

Self Portrait November 2025

Size:38x31cm

Price:NFS

As a portrait artist I frequently draw or paint self portraits in between other works. These form not only a record of my progress and help me to improve my skills but will also become a collection over time of my ageing process.
With AI on the rise, there has been a surge in digitally generated portraits in particular profile pictures on social media. I don’t think anything can replace the human approach to a portrait. There is a connection made between artist and sitter, and in my opinion this cannot be replicated by technology. AI tends to remove the soul of the artwork.
My submission was created with charcoal pencils, a medium I return to regularly and currently is my preferred method. Again, there is not only a connection with artist and subject or sitter, but also a connection directly with the pencil and paper, something of me is infused into the drawing.

Derek Mason

Portrait of Ed

Size:44x61cm

Price:NFS

A portrait of life model Ed.
Soft pastels on paper.
I was drawn to Ed’s strong profile and tried to depict it accurately but loosely, with as few marks as possible.
Working with a limited palette, I experimented with layering to build form. I find this can also help to portray the translucence of skin.
I tend to work quickly and hope to express the dynamic energy, fragility and strength of a person.

JL Maxcy

Emma & Pal

Size:31x41cm

Price:£600

Whimsical portrait of two unlikely friends. Acrylic on canvas panel. From the artist’s Cool Portrait series.

Anastasia Klimova

Egyptian Vulture

Size:8x8in

Price:£20

Egyptian vultures (Neophron percnopterus) were venerated by ancient Egyptians as a symbol of royalty and it was associated with the gods Isis and Mut. In more recent times, however, they were despised and called dung-eaters. Considering the contrast of opinions that humans held for it, I wanted to present this bird as it is, with its beautiful white feathers and stunning bright yellow face, and let the viewer decide whether they want to apply any particular label to it.
It is a piece of digital art that was created throughout the first half of 2025. It is part of a growing series of birds of prey paintings, currently featuring two artworks.

Christopher Devlin

Natsumi I & II

Size:56x42c,

Price:£89

Drawn in charcoal and chalk pencils on grey paper. The reference for these images was a home-recorded life drawing session, where a trained dancer leapt from a poised seated pose, to a dramatic arched position. I wanted to see how different my approach would be when working from a screen versus working from life – whether the ability to pause, measure, and obsess over detail, would affect the dynamism and strain of the second pose; how the hard work of the model can create a pressure to do it justice.