Continuing east through Joppa we visit Brunstane Road, Dalkeith Street and Coillesdene Drive, before reaching the east end of Portobello Promenade
Judy Dale
Art House
20 Brunstane Road, Edinburgh EH15 2QJ
Judy is an amateur artist who rejoices in colour and produces atmospheric landscapes in pastel, oil or acrylic and vibrant still lifes in watercolour, oil or acrylic.
Alison Chisholm
Art House
8A Dalkeith Street, Edinburgh, EH15 2HR
Alison will exhibit an energetic, semi-abstract collection of water-based drawings and paintings developed during Walk & Draw and Plein Air expeditions happening both locally and in the Highlands.
Moira is exhibiting a series of oil paintings alongside drawings and monoprints. Her work is figurative with a focus on personal stories and reflections.
Hanna Lehtinen is a multimedia visual artist, working across sculpture, drawing and printmaking to explore the subtleties of inter-species relationships, within and beyond the ocean.
Felix is a visual artist with a practice that investigates the relationships between language, imagery and the traditions and ideas surrounding memory and memorial.
Anna grows eight types of willow in the patch. Some of them are stout, making them ideal for a basket’s skeleton. Anna aims to contrast the dappled hues of the different willow barks within her work. Working basketmaker’s studio.
(Please note Anna's studio at Eastfield is about a 12-minute walk along Seaview Terrace from the end of Portobello Promenade, or take bus 19 or 26).
James’s unique wooden craft items are functional and appealing. Model ferries, door knockers, benches, homeware, jersey stretchers and graphics are displayed. New designs created every year.
Peter combines 70 years of design, art and craft skills and experience with his sense of natural beauty to create original, modern, jewellery using silver, semi-precious stones and bright enamel.
Alasdair Maclauchlan is an artist based in Prestonpans whose work centres on landscape and the everyday environment around Edinburgh, East Lothian and Argyll.
The work has two distinctive styles. Assemblages made from a variety of materials and paintings. The assemblages relate to elements of a constructed world while the paintings are of the natural world.
Rosie's work this year will include the (mainly) smaller scale oils she has been focussing on recently, while also casting a retrospective glance back to the past.
Jenny Martin is a painter and printmaker and is showing work based on travels in Spain and Morocco. Colour and pattern are central to her work, and visitors can see inside her busy, chaotic studio.
Work on show will include recent etchings and monoprints of Arctic environments, together with mixed media works developed from time spent in forests, both locally and further afield.
Fiona is a printmaker using a variety of printmaking techniques exploring themes of birds and people printing onto pianola roll and other papers. She makes printmaking starter packs which she sells.
A series of toned cyanotype prints capturing tidal movement at Musselburgh, developed in seawater and toned with locally foraged plants, assembled into a looping animation shown alongside the prints.
Helen’s practice draws on small and overlooked elements of space and ‘flickers’ found in the everyday. This new work explores the boundary where sea meets land as transient images appear and dissolve.
Jewellery, paintings, and sculpture inspired by the Scottish coast and landscape. Daniel focusses on the raw textures and emotive qualities of the landscape to capture the spirit of the sea and land.
Judy is an amateur artist who rejoices in colour and produces atmospheric landscapes in pastel, oil or acrylic and vibrant still lifes in watercolour, oil or acrylic.
Alison Chisholm
Art House
8A Dalkeith Street, Edinburgh, EH15 2HR
Alison will exhibit an energetic, semi-abstract collection of water-based drawings and paintings developed during Walk & Draw and Plein Air expeditions happening both locally and in the Highlands.
Moira is exhibiting a series of oil paintings alongside drawings and monoprints. Her work is figurative with a focus on personal stories and reflections.
Hanna Lehtinen is a multimedia visual artist, working across sculpture, drawing and printmaking to explore the subtleties of inter-species relationships, within and beyond the ocean.
Felix is a visual artist with a practice that investigates the relationships between language, imagery and the traditions and ideas surrounding memory and memorial.
Anna grows eight types of willow in the patch. Some of them are stout, making them ideal for a basket’s skeleton. Anna aims to contrast the dappled hues of the different willow barks within her work. Working basketmaker’s studio.
(Please note Anna's studio at Eastfield is about a 12-minute walk along Seaview Terrace from the end of Portobello Promenade, or take bus 19 or 26).
James’s unique wooden craft items are functional and appealing. Model ferries, door knockers, benches, homeware, jersey stretchers and graphics are displayed. New designs created every year.
Peter combines 70 years of design, art and craft skills and experience with his sense of natural beauty to create original, modern, jewellery using silver, semi-precious stones and bright enamel.
Alasdair Maclauchlan is an artist based in Prestonpans whose work centres on landscape and the everyday environment around Edinburgh, East Lothian and Argyll.
The work has two distinctive styles. Assemblages made from a variety of materials and paintings. The assemblages relate to elements of a constructed world while the paintings are of the natural world.
Rosie's work this year will include the (mainly) smaller scale oils she has been focussing on recently, while also casting a retrospective glance back to the past.
Jenny Martin is a painter and printmaker and is showing work based on travels in Spain and Morocco. Colour and pattern are central to her work, and visitors can see inside her busy, chaotic studio.
Work on show will include recent etchings and monoprints of Arctic environments, together with mixed media works developed from time spent in forests, both locally and further afield.
Fiona is a printmaker using a variety of printmaking techniques exploring themes of birds and people printing onto pianola roll and other papers. She makes printmaking starter packs which she sells.
A series of toned cyanotype prints capturing tidal movement at Musselburgh, developed in seawater and toned with locally foraged plants, assembled into a looping animation shown alongside the prints.
Helen’s practice draws on small and overlooked elements of space and ‘flickers’ found in the everyday. This new work explores the boundary where sea meets land as transient images appear and dissolve.
Jewellery, paintings, and sculpture inspired by the Scottish coast and landscape. Daniel focusses on the raw textures and emotive qualities of the landscape to capture the spirit of the sea and land.
