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life – I feel I am a very positive and upbeat person

and I hope that through my art I can bring these

feelings of wellbeing to other people and bring the

style of seaside renaissance to the fore. The

feedback I receive from my social media

platforms is fantastic and I hope that all the areas

I focus my artwork on will benefit from the interest

it creates.”

supplied at her first exhibition have snowballed and she has been able to

introduce a range of greetings cards and chocolate working in collaboration with

other local businesses.

Becky describes herself as a perfectionist. She pays great attention to not only the

composition of the picture but also the colours and the place. They all have to work

together and she knows when it is right. She also has now embraced a small part

of the 21st century by using Photoshop to improve some of the final images after

her own creative handy work. She has surprised herself on this breakthrough!

Becky’s business has grown quickly and she now sells to suppliers all over the UK

through National Trust shops, other galleries and her own website. She is also on

. Becky has worked in collaboration with some big

names such as the London Underground, Great Western Railways, Penguin Books,

Watergate Bay Hotel and Lionsgate Films on private commissions. Her artwork is

due to be sold in a high end major high street retailer this Summer. Becky is

passionate about giving back to the community and does regular visits to local

schools who base their art projects on her work. “The South West has always had

an excellent number of creative artists and by engaging with the children and seeing

their love of art I know we have budding young talent coming forward.”

We asked Becky about the future, “My art is a reflection of me and my outlook on

You can follow Becky’s work at: