Soraya has been a full-time artist since 1992, working in Watercolours, Pastels, Acrylics and Mixed Media. Flowers, African scenes and seascapes are her favourite subjects where she can use the play of light and vibrant colours to full effect. She demonstrates her painting techniques to art groups across the south of England and London and runs private workshops, and is also a demonstrator for Daler-Rowney. Soraya is the current President of Andover Art Society.

Due to variable opening hours, if you are specifically visiting the studio, please contact me on 01264 772000 or 01264 350181 to make an appointment.

Marc Johnson handcrafts fine contemporary jewellery, concentrating on commissions, stock designs, and re-modelling. He uses sourced or the customers own stones, creating bespoke one-off pieces or incorporating them into his unique stock designs. Marc specialises in fine diamonds and coloured precious stones which are set into platinum, palladium, 18ct & 9ct gold, & silver, resulting in an item which is both adored & admired. Most repairs are undertaken, subject to initial evaluation. Marc is an associate designer craftsman of the British Jewellery Association and of the British Jewellery Giftware & Finishing Federation.

Heather McNeilly first learned the craft of making stained glass windows more than 12 years ago, using the traditional leaded light method.

Initially working from a spare bedroom, she received such a steady flow of commissions that her hobby quickly grew into a flourishing business.

In her well established studio, as well as designing and creating larger pieces such as windows and door panels, Heather also makes a range of striking stained glass giftware, including mirrors, light catchers, lamps and lanterns, her love of nature frequently being reflected in her work.

Heather now gives lessons in the art of stained glass - see her website or contact her for details.

David Stephenson has had an interest in woodwork from a very early age, since leaving school he went on to train as a joiner and furniture maker. He now specialises in making bespoke furniture using traditional and modern techniques. From tables and cabinets to boxes and small gifts David also undertakes furniture restoration including polishing and repairs.

Marek Woznica has been crafting fine items of metalwork and jewellery since 1990.With a rich family history, jewellery making and art is in his blood. He hand carves his original designs in pewter, producing a range of brooches, pendants and buckles, often on an astrological or nature based theme.

Applying his background in engineering machinery to woodturning he marries wood and pewter into exquisite art objects such as goblets and trinket boxes. A man of many talents he has also trained as a Gypsy Wagon maker and painter. Marek produces a range of fine ornamental pieces, large and small to suit every budget, as well as taking commissions for a specialised project.