Alan Connell is an award winning contemporary Scottish artist based in North Berwick working mainly in chalk pastels and gouache paint.

Alan Johnstone is an East Lothian based landscape and wildlife photographer.

Astrid Trügg is a Dutch artist based in North Berwick, Scotland. Her still life paintings explore the shape and history of objects that inspire her. Her distinctive technique, using collage, pigments and gesso, creates vibrant colours and fascinating textures.

Based in the popular holiday town of North Berwick, ‘Between the Woods & Sea’ makes original ceramics, art and sculptures. Work is for sale on-line, in galleries and a limited number of lifestyle venues. The work aims to create physical reminders of the important things in life - simplicity, the seasons and the wildlife of beautiful East Lothian.

Rachel of Bonzo Art loves observing the 'every day', be it snippets of any old routine or the contented, thoughtful character walking Fido. Her paintings are usually on board, using acrylic and emulsion and she hopes more than anything that her work makes people smile.

Colin's work focuses on delicate landscapes, exquisitely printed. Working mainly at dawn or through the night, his work draws us into his surreal nocturnal world, where night becomes day and vice versa.

The beautiful landscapes and iconic buildings of the cities, towns and islands around Scotland inspire much of Eilidh’s work, which is often detailed and intricate, a mixture of hand-drawing and printmaking methods.

“Whether it's a gannet flying around the Bass Rock or the stark geometry of a power station, I try to capture the transient sea, land and skyscapes of East Lothian using ceramics, painting and photography in my work.“
Working at Tantallon Studios near North Berwick, Esther hand paints ceramic tiles and produces digital images from her tiles to produce gift cards and fine art prints.

Fee Dickson Reid trained in architecture at Edinburgh College of Art, and has alternated between art and architecture throughout her career. She began her artistic career producing watercolours to commission as a student, and has since gone on to practise in a variety of media. Her work is often concerned with capturing an essence of light – reflected in water, caught in twilight or dusk, playing off buildings.

Based near the East Lothian coast, Georgina is fascinated by sea-going vessels, particularly submarines, for their power and vulnerability. With a background in metal sculpture, she appreciates their engineering while exploring their fragility. She sees a strong connection between Printmaking and Sculpture, where the physical use of machinery engages the senses. By blending these disciplines, Georgina creates striking and unique work.

Working from her studio in North Berwick, Scotland, jewellery designer Hannah specialises in creating bespoke jewellery pieces that reflect life’s personal stories.
Inspired by the rugged beauty of nature and the idea that jewellery can encapsulate the cherished moments of our lives, Hannah’s pieces reflect coastlines, skylines and landscapes of special significance to each of us.

Jayne is essentially a landscape painter but not in a traditional sense. Working in a range of mediums her aim is to explore and document our relationship with the environment. The starting point for most of her work is a journey. This could be a short walk, a car journey or a trip further afield. Her preferred subject is the Scottish landscape and, having lived in Scotland for over 15 years, she never tires of investigating the landscape around her.

Mark I'Anson was born in Glasgow in 1968. He has worked full time as an artist since graduating from Grays School of Art in Aberdeen in 1992.

Photographer based in North Berwick.
"Photography for me is a way to take notice and increase my overall wellbeing. It brings me to the here and now and makes me present. Photography gets me outside and appreciating nature. My aim, through my images, is to encourage others to explore the connection between wellbeing and the outdoors."

Steven is a North Berwick-based artist/illustrator who creates colourful prints of local scenery and wildlife, often inspired by the style of the vintage railway posters of the 30s and 40s.

Studio Mör is a design project of Michael James Lewis which maps the material landscapes of East Lothian. In addition to his studio practice, Michael teaches architecture at the Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and lives in North Berwick.

is a designer and artist based in Glasgow. His distinctive graphic prints were developed from sketches of familiar landmarks whilst on one of his regular holidays to North Berwick.