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The first in our series of interviews with artists to better understand their process and to give an insight into what influences the work they create

Olha Nimak's piece Homeland is a oil on paper work that is both delightfully playful and disquietingly uncomfortable

What to see and where from the collective artists this month. All the artists exhibitions this June

Meet Emma Price, an abstract and semi-abstract landscape painter living and practising in Surrey, creating expressive and intuitive explorations into the emotions of memory and the natural world.

Mary's piece encapsulates the beautiful use of storytelling, texture, colour and heart that she shows in all her work

A Cheltenham-based artist currently working in oil pastel, creating vibrant, otherworldly depictions of the world he experiences around him.

A nature and wildlife artists working in a variety of mediums from her home on Hayling Island in Hampshire

We introduce and look at the practice of two of the newest members of the collective

a multi-medium experimentally expressive artist currently working in drawing and watercolour

Michael Isles' photograph is a silent riot of lines, squares and edges. Sharp and brutal, an urban conversation in metal and glass.

A painter of land and seascapes, capturing the changing scapes in a vibrant, textural and expressive way

Kara's delicate, beautifully observed character study Woodpecker is a soft, cheeky portrait in coloured pencil.

We introduce and look at the practice of two of the newest members of the collective

Our featured artist is a pastel artist based in Heidelberg, creating vibrant, contemporary explorations.

This week our featured artist is Joanna Logan, whose work currently focuses on watercolours depicting landscapes, nature and animals

Two truly unique artists in the collective, Aly Lloyd and Mary F Harrison

A handful of fantastic women artists who represent a range of styles and mediums.

Andrew Gurnett is a photographic artist whose work explores the unintentional beauty of the forgotten, discarded, functional or mundane

Colours of the Downs demonstrates Sue's playful, bright take on oil painting while capturing the beauty and character of the South Downs

This week our featured artist is Aly Lloyd, an acrylic painter examining the interplay between geometric abstraction and organic shapes