Gary McNamara has a successful illustration background covering the last 30 years. From the age of 23, Gary has worked freelance as a commercial illustrator for many of the biggest publishing houses in the world, focusing mostly on extremely well-known children's characters.

Contemporary painter Georg Pummer made his debut in the UK exclusively at here Generation Gallery. As a designer and artist, he likes to explore surrealist imagery and symbolism in his paintings and creations. His choice of medium is acrylic. Viewers are often captivated by the attention to detail and disconcerting atmosphere of his work.

Influenced by the pop culture of his era, Hue creatively uses bold colours. iconic image, cartoons and fashion design. Opting to paint under a pseudonym, not much is known about the person behind Hue Folk, and this means that you are able to delve into the rich and energetic world which he conjures up for his collectors.  

Mark's work reflects his thoughts and emotions, those influenced by life experiences and those that form his character. Originally educated in fine art, his career has since evolved into the digital world, mastering the use of colour, light and texture in his work.

Paul's passion for fast cars and anything extreme has found him a lot of fans in Formula 1 and he has even been found lapping up the sun and the atmosphere in Monaco - having been asked to paint several commissions by the powers that be! 

Obsessed with trying to make a painting tell a story, Richard uses fashion and props from bygone eras to help create his tales of love, life and mystery. Richard Blunt signed with Wishbone Publishing in 2018 and has a dedicated studio in Cardiff where he paints full time.

Sannibs iconic portraiture celebrates a distinguished repertoire of the 20th century figures to produce show stopping artworks. The creativity in which he represents familiar faces is both innovative and charming; the classical portrait is abstracted, and the illusion of layers gives stunning depth to the work.

Yuvi describes himself as a graffiti inspired pop artist saying: "The street as the graffiti artist's main source of inspiration makes the work accessible, authentic and relatable". Using humour and defiance, he gives an artistic voice to his world view by exploring issues which he cares passionately about.