Georges Michel

This artist has use water colours to create detailed landscape artwork. His art emphasis's the shadows in the landscape giving it a dark moody look, convaying a depressing, solemn feel to it.

Marcus Harvey

Marcus Harvey is an artist known for his use of cynical humour in his artwork.
This image shows a photgraph of a bust of Winston Churchill dressed in a punk jacket with hair styled into a mohawk.
This could be conveying about Winston Churchills image as a quintisensual british icon, but updating it with a more modern british theme by using the stereotypical punk imagery.

Benjamin West

John Constable

This artist has used oil painting to create an impressionist view of different scenes. By not putting in fine detail and using reletively large strokes he has tryed to convey the emotions of the scenes instead of the actual detail.

Joseph Wright

This image shows a painting of an erupting volcano on the coastline with smoke bellowing into the distance.
This image has been done in a more impressionist style by trying to convey the emotions of the image through the basic shapes and through the colours in the image rather than the actual fine details, letting the audience deside themselves rather than having the emotions set.

J. Scott Campbell

He pencils with a lead holder, and H lead, which he uses for its softness and darkness, and for its ability to provide a 'sketchy' feel, with a minimal amount of powdery lead smearing. He uses this lead because it strikes a balance between too hard, and therefore not dark enough on the page, and too soft, and therefore prone to smearing and crumbling.

Bryan Hitch

Bryan Hitch's work is characterized by its high level of detail and emotive facial close ups. He has used a fairly limited pallete of colours to try and create an overall emotion to the images, such as the use of greyed tones in one image to create a depressing almost earie look.