insideKENT Magazine Issue 36 - March 2015 | Page 22

ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT
fine arts cont.

PHOTOGRAPHY

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

Ian Hufton has won awards for his magical photography. He has his own unique way of
processing the images he takes, and is proud to be part of the Kentish landscape himself.
This photograph is entitled A New Dawn.

Nigel Wallace’s love of Kent is obvious; you simply
need to look at his beautiful drawings to see it. There
are over 200 different images of Kent in this artist’s
vast collection, each one as lovely as the next.
This image is called 1950’s Margate, and features
computer graphics using a drawing tablet.
www.nwfineart.co.uk

www.ianhuftonphotography.co.uk
DRAWING

Jerry Vaughan deliberately creates
drawings that are not like photographs –
he wants the essence of the medium to
stand out, and he doesn’t want it to pretend
to be anything other than it is. And this
means that his work is unique and
exceptional.
The work pictured is of Wheelers, Whistable.
www.pencildrawingsketches.co.uk

CERAMICS
POSTER ART
Mary McFadden has honed her skills since being a
freelance artist in the 1990s, and now has her own
unique style when it comes to fascinating and beautiful
ceramics. She is taking part in the Wrotham Fine Arts
Festival from 8th-10th May.

James Cassidy has an exhibition of over 50
pieces of his work running at The Grand on the
Leas in Folkestone until 10th May. It consists of
beautiful Giclee diamond-dusted canvas prints
from the They Dreamed their Dreams series, and
a stunning collection of poster art created using
digital manipulation.

This piece of her art is entitled Tall Meadow Jugs. They
are handmade earthenware ceramics, made using a
collage of leaves and grass found while on country
walks in Kent. She uses up to four glazes on each jug,
making each one unique.

This piece is called Krishna Rose.
www.facebook.com/James-Cassidy-Art

www.marymcfaddenceramics.co.uk

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