From humble beginnings in Birmingham, Adrian has hand crafted some of the finest pieces of micro-art inspired by his own unique imagination, as well as his love for the outrageous.

Living in Wareham, Dorset, UK and with over 20 years of experience on the subject, Andrew's mediums are principally bronze, wood and various metals.

Long been enthralled by the human form, Arabella's sculpture ranges from the minute and detailed to the large and expressive using metals from Iron to bronze, aluminium and lead.

Always been drawn to making Art and in particular 3D work, Charlotte has bee engraving milk bottles with various different images and leaving them on random doorsteps.

Capturing a moment in time, Len's work is about movement and the human body. Through semi-realistic sculpture he tries to capture movements seen in dance, gymnastics, yoga and aerobics

Regularly exhibiting at the Society of Wildlife Artists at the Mall Galleries London, Richards interest in wildlife was nurtured during the four years spent in Africa.

Primarily a sculptor, her paintings and drawings have an equally idiosyncratic and recognisable style. Shirley is an artist who has work in private collections all over the world.

Officially a self taught artist, Stephen's work ranges from miniature to monumental with both figurative and abstract pieces viewed by over three million people each year.

Newstead's art is a departure from his challenges. Often described as 'Tommy Two Eyes', Newstead is known to see things that other people cannot see.

Born and raised in Liverpool, Tony specialises in animals in action using mainly copper and bronze and the work is a result of hours of intense concentration and physical effort.

Born in 1957 in Birmingham, Willard's micro-sculptures have become so minute that they are only visible through a microscope. Each piece commonly sits within the eye of a needle, or on a pin head.

At only 10 years old, Hamad draws much of his inspiration from browsing through his father's collection of art books. Hamad's particular favorite artists being Picasso, Dali and Jackson Pollock.

Born in Lublin, Poland, Joanna Joanna's passion is in the medium of pencil, particularly the human face. Ladowska's breakthrough came in 2010 as she was granted her first exhibition at the Cultural Centre, Leczna.

Philosopher, photographer, poet - but above all, a painter of the utmost seriousness and, commitment, Kieran is one of the most exciting and original artists working in Britain today.

Worked as a watercolour artist since 2002, Lynda's series of paintings based on the theme of 'Ladies Days' has proved to be extremely popular throughout the racing fraternity.

Paul Hill is a powerful and compelling artist who has concentrated on developing his social realism images by using the urban environment in which he lives as a source of inspiration.

Inspired by a street portrait artist in Italy, aged 16, Rajacenna started realistic drawing in 2009. Her drawings are almost impossible to distinguish from a photograph.

Birmingham based artist, Sue uses acrylic paint on deep box canvas to create photo-real paintings with her inspiration coming from street life, architecture and people.