In December 1969, Sir William Russell Flint died, aged 89, leaving behind one of the finest and most sought after collections of watercolours.

His talent with both the watercolour medium and his skill in depicting the female form created a hallmark style which has become legendary.

I came across a photo of a man in a magazine dressed in a hat and coat and decided I’d try him out in the wood. Instantly there was tension, what was he doing in the wood?

As this series of paintings develop, I am increasingly aware that certain characters or events may eventually explain what this white wood and its male inhabitants are all about. I have to be honest though and admit that the more I delve into this strange alternative world the more absorbed and less certain I become.

Iain Faulkner was born in Glasgow in 1973. He graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1996 with a BA (Honours) Degree in Fine Art.

From the onset of his professional art career, Iain Faulkner chose to concentrate on figurative painting. His draughtsmanship and painterly skills have brought him many admirers and success both from British and American art collectors. He now enjoys an international reputation.

Craig Davison brings our childhood adventures to life again with his wonderful selection of limited edition prints. Craig's artwork shows children recreating the adventures of various superheroes... a stunning collection of 'feel good art'.

The artwork of Jack Vettriano has captivated art lovers for over twenty years. During that time interest in Vettriano’s work has grown consistently. There have been sell-out solo exhibitions in Edinburgh, London, Hong Kong and New York.

Keith Proctor's limited edition prints of children in everyday situations have proved to be a sell out success in galleries across England and America.

"I included my son Jack in a recent painting and that has led to more and more paintings of children. He like all young children is beauty in motion, a totally free spirit without the weight of the world upon him yet".