Recently, Creative Collective had the fortunate opportunity to have a discussion with the founder of Stoke and Bear Art, Jet Bailey. With a BA (Hons) in Fine Art, coupled with a ‘huge passion for painting and love of all things motorcycle…’, Jet Bailey brings remarkable retro and biker lifestyle art to many adoring customers worldwide.…
Read MoreARTISTS
#024 – Finding sanctuary in abstract fluid art
I would love to tell you a magical story as to why or how I started painting, but I don’t really have one. The truth is, I have gone through different phases with art; sometimes being completely in love with it, other times it’s been in the background of my life. I tried to draw…
Read More#022 – Wildlife artistry for the necessity of harmonious conservation
Hello, I am Louise Dollery – a twenty year old watercolour wildlife artist from Hayling Island, England. I grew up in a small seaside town with a big family and many furry friends to look after. Being constantly around animals, I naturally grew attached to our wild and wonderful world. Now that I have found…
Read More#019 – Entering the play state through collaboration
Sometimes making art can be difficult. I am a full time artist, working in the studio every day, but up until fairly recently that wasn’t the case. When I graduated my MA I became ill and for several years wasn’t able to make any work. Once I was better and back in the studio I…
Read More#015 – The universal language of art; a travel journal memoir
Creative Collective are privileged to have the permitted opportunity in sharing an introductory extract of Missy H. Dunaway’s prospective published journal. Enjoy. On a warm summer day in 2013, I pulled weeds from the garden of a Victorian farmhouse in Vermont. The house was up for sale, but for the past four years it was…
Read More