DEBBIE WILLIAMS

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Ceramics. I absolutely love working with clay, it is so creative. I handbuild and throw on the wheel. Sometimes I add texture patterns with tools, sometimes I carve into the clay. I experiment with glaze combinations and apply them in different ways. Therefore each piece is organic and original. My pieces are functional, decorative and ideal for gifts.
Art. I love being able to create works of art which people enjoy. I truly believe that we should want to observe our pictures again and again and be able to see something meaningful in them each time. They should remind us of where we have been, help us reflect on our experiences and inspire us.
I often create a body of work or collection however I am always challenging myself to use a different medium to extend colour or incorporate texture in my work. Often I will play with paint, watercolours, acrylics, oils with the aim of expressing feelings and memories.

BRIDGNORTH CAMERA CLUB

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https://www.bridgnorthcameraclub.org.uk

Bridgnorth Camera Club was formed by a group of like-minded photographers in 1952.
Today we have a vibrant membership of around 40 keen amateur photographers of all ages,
interests, skills and styles.
The club is affiliated to the Midland Counties Photographic Federation which, in turn, is
affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain.
We have guest speakers, workshops and competitions, as well as organised trips to
photogenic locations.
Images from all genres of photography are presented digitally or in print for our Club and
Inter Club competitions. This encourages members to showcase their very best work, either
to a theme or a subject of their choice. Points are awarded by professional judges
throughout the year.
Genres of photography that are covered include Landscape, Seascape, City Scape, Street,
Architecture, Portrait, Still Life, Nature, Sport, Wildlife, Abstract, Macro and Monochrome.
New members of all abilities are welcome to join the club, where help and advice is always
available.
This is the third year of exhibiting our work, having received a very positive response and
comments from last year’s visitors.
From the interest shown, we have been able to welcome new members, helping to secure
the future of Bridgnorth Camera Club.

RICHARD COMMANDER

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I am a self taught maker of stringed musical instruments, mainly violins, violas and viols. I am inspired by historical instruments especially those in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. I also enjoy repairing violins, etc especially ones that have been played and cherished by people who are no longer able to play and can be used by new players. It is always a delight bring to life an unused instrument and hear to sound again, as it is to hear a new instrument sounding for the first time

HANNAH BROADHEAD

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A predominantly figurative artist Hannah has been selected twice for Sky Artist Portrait Artist of the year . Hannah uses oils and charcoals to create paintings that ask questions as well as have an emotional depth. Hannah although predominantly a portrait painter she does create vivid landscapes and still life’s that bring a freshness to the subject matter

www.hannahbroadheadart.com

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CARL JONES

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Contemporary abstract drawing, mark making, printmaking, lettering, words and graphic art. At Four Letter Studio, Carl Jones creates abstract art using experimental printmaking, letterpress, linocut, fineliner pens, sharpies and marker pens. Each piece is a one-off original – not a print. Inspired by books, libraries, architecture, music, words and the rhythmic beat of sound, his intricate compositions reflect a unique fusion of structure and flowing creativity. Lettering pieces include swear words, song lyrics and inspirational sayings.

www.fourletterstudio.co.uk

VICTORIA COMMANDER

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Victoria is a mixed media artist. She takes inspiration from the local towns and beautiful Shropshire countryside. Equally Victoria delights in painting flowers from her own garden. She can also be seen plein air painting in the rugged Welsh mountains or along the spectacular coastline.