Kim Ferreira was raised in a log cabin in the woods and now lives in Portsmouth, NH, a lovely little city by the sea. Her work is inspired by simple pleasures and the exuberant enjoyment of life, what the French refer to as “joie de vivre”. These small-scale oil paintings feature an array of anthropomorphic woodland animals against a backdrop nodding to French rococo landscapes and celebrate the little things that bring her joy.

Elisabeth Ladwig is an award-winning photographic artist based in the New Jersey Highlands, where protected natural landscapes inspire her work. She explores modern surrealism through a blend of photography, graphic design, and collage. Inspired by an early fascination with the connection between science, nature, and magic, Elisabeth creates visual metaphors that reflect the wonder of the natural world.

Jemima Jameson’s Shropshire home on the Welsh border provides a constant source of inspiration for her painting - the surrounding hills and the local wildlife providing endless subject matter. She works in acrylics on gesso panels and her detailed, illustrative style reflects her influence from the “Art & Craft Movement” and her love of Mediaeval illuminated manuscripts.