Lorna Robertson
Represented by the Ingleby Gallery, Lorna is an artist whose work sits between abstraction and figuration, often creating harmonies and tensions through placement of shape, and specificity of colour.
Meet the residents: a community of (many) graphic designers, visual artists, illustrators, muralists, copywriters, web designers, photographers, filmmakers and likely any other creative field you can imagine.
Represented by the Ingleby Gallery, Lorna is an artist whose work sits between abstraction and figuration, often creating harmonies and tensions through placement of shape, and specificity of colour.
Represented by Ingleby gallery, Karma and Modern Art, Andrew is a painter who tells stories through painting. His work includes large paintings on canvas and very small paintings on hardback book covers.
Calum is an artist, whose painting practice is largely informed by his experience of, and affinity with, the Scottish Highland and Island landscape. He also teaches within Glasgow School of Art’s Open Studio department, as Course Tutor on the Portfolio Preparation Course.
Duncan Marquiss is an artist who makes drawings, films and music. Recent exhibitions and screenings include Glasgow International 2024; The Exploded Map. His films are distributed by LUX, and his last album was released on Basin Rock.
James Klinge is an artist from Glasgow, Scotland that brings an exciting contemporary approach to traditional forms of portraiture and figurative painting, dedicating two decades to developing his control with spray paint to manipulate it in an unseen unique way.
Faith Studio is an independent graphic design consultancy established by Martin Duff in 2019. Their core focus lies in brand identity and packaging design, with a primary goal of utilising design to facilitate positive change in the world, whether on a large or small scale.
Phoebe is a freelance graphic designer, who works across print and digital. She works for a range of clients, from big budget advertising campaigns, down to branding for start-ups and side businesses, as well as being the designer for The Skinny magazine.
With a background in fine art and specialised knowledge in photographic media, Richard Watson takes a holistic approach to film-making. As a self-shooting producer/ director, he works with companies from concept to creation.