Gallery

John Johnson
Burscough artist John Johnson enjoys painting familiar local scenes and landscapes. His use of colour and illustrative detail comes from a career in advertising and graphic design

Fiona Williamson
Fiona started drawing just under 4 years ago, following the passing of her father. Although he didn’t draw, he was creative and she feels that this new skill was a gift from him. Self taught, she started drawing her own pets, then started to take on comissions, and now Fiona has extended her portfolio to British wildlife as she strives to capture the nature, soul, and quirkiness of each animal

Tracey Hawley
Tracey is a Yorkshire based artist whose vibrant work is deeply inspired by the region’s rugged moors, wild landscapes, and abundant wildlife. She began her artistic journey painting on recycled slates and tiles, a signature style that remains at the heart of her practice, while later expanding to canvas and paper in response to popular demand. Her pieces celebrate Yorkshire’s countryside, animals, and imaginative scenes, rendered in bold, textured acrylics. Being a passionate recycler, Tracey also upcycles furniture with her bold, hand-painted designs breathing new life into old pieces with her distinctive flair. In 2023, she participated in ‘Landscape Artist of the Year’ on Sky Arts, a major highlight of her creative journey.

Alison Leith
Based in Cheshire, Alison is a contemporary landscape artist working in acrylic & mixed media. After completing an Art Foundation course, she returned to painting later in life, developing a distinctive, semi abstract approach rooted in atmosphere & light.
Her work draws inspiration from wheat fields, gardens, hedgerows & places where long grasses proliferate & shift with the seasons.
Alison doesn’t seek to depict a specific place, but instead to evoke the feeling of being immersed within it, inviting the viewer to pause & imagine stepping directly into the scene.

Natalie Clarke
Natalie is a Lancashire based Artist inspired by nature and the unique changes each season can bring – a reminder to wind down, or perhaps recharge and a promise that hope, possibility is never too far away. Natalie enjoys bringing these elements into her work; an aim to capture a feeling through these changes in a brush stroke, a sense of movement, texture and colour, whether that be a large landscape or a single flower. Specialising mainly in oils, Natalie enjoys the richness they bring along with the slow drying time, to create a build up of layers and depth within a piece.
Gallery Shop
Our gift shop is stocked by a range of local artists and artisans. Please note we are not currently looking for stockists.










Hayley Bennett
Ceramics



Jenny Sumner
handmade jewellery





Ormskirk Soap Kitchen
soaps, diffusers, candles and room sprays



Richard Wilcox
stained glass sculptures

Ruby Raggins
hand sewn gifts

Stephen Beattie
hand painted glass pieces






