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25% of all sale profits go directly to the artists and the rest will be spread across SANEline services; training of Volunteers and furthering the work of the SANE Creative Awards Scheme.
(UNFRAMED) Daniel H. – My Bubble
Available in different sizes.
“The paintings reflect my personal views of my immediate world. I incorporate nature and the stars, my two favourite things that bring me peace. I also include elements of isolation and barriers, which symbolise my experiences, and how I navigate day to day life”.
(UNFRAMED) Chantal K.- Balance
Available in different sizes.
The water has become a place of contemplation an underwater human scape exploring the nature of what it means to live neurodivergent, peace and fear, anxiety and stillness. A sense of being surrounded by the infinite is captured in her work.
(UNFRAMED) Liz I. – Untitled
Available in different sizes.
“I am inspired by nature, and images of plants, flowers, trees, leaves and butterflies are important to me….particularly important for me are themes around growth of plants from seeds. They grow from almost nothing, in the most inhospitable of places, through wind, rain and storm, until flowers emerge, making a beautiful display. When nurtured they persevere, and with kindness they thrive…“
Elinor R. – Untitled
“I was accepted onto a PhD programme on a full scholarship. I could never have dreamed this would be possible for me, but it was because of the funding from your charity, and your kind words of encouragement about my art. I am beginning to realise more of my potential in ways I never thought were possible, so thank you for your belief in my art and work.”
(UNFRAMED) Available in different sizes.
(UNFRAMED) Ruby R. – Untitled
Available in different sizes.
“For me, art is an escape. I have drawn every single day. It has kept me going. I channel my mental state in my work. Art is my passion and it helps calm the swirling vortex of chaos that are my mental illnesses.”
(UNFRAMED) DK – Table with Vase
Available in different sizes.
“Making art makes me forget everything. I can use my imagination to create my own world. I use my experiences and my imagination to create my work, and to share my feelings with others. Art helps me to maintain my wellbeing.with paint and drawing using vibrant colours. Making art helps me to feel more stable and increases my confidence.”
(UNFRAMED) Aine D. – All At Sea
Available in different sizes.
“Wielding the two-inch brush, I feel I can conquer the world! I love the variety of marks that can be achieved with the three flat brushes in my set. To feel the energy of the move in the air and gauge where to plant the next sweeping stroke.”
(UNFRAMED) Martin R. – Peacock
Available in different sizes.
“My work considers that even when something is lost, somehow, someway, it can also be found – even if the methods are unconventional. Some of my (what I consider) best pieces are informed by scientific feats or discovery. They will often help to spark creativity and can help pull me out of times that I am feeling particularly low or burned out.“
(UNFRAMED) SCAS Winner – Still Life
Available in different sizes.
“I love painting and drawing in various media including watercolour and water based oils….. In my current artwork I’m experimenting both with drawing and colour. My drawings are often of intimate, sometimes domestic scenes. The everyday objects and plants have a strong presence, both in themselves and in the absence of figures.’“
(UNFRAMED) Alice A. – Tiger
Available in different sizes.
“I like creating art in nature and from photos taken out there. It helps me to relax and gives me a sense of purpose.”
(UNFRAMED) Alice A. – Benbulbin Mountain
Available in different sizes.
“I like creating art in nature and from photos taken out there. It helps me to relax and gives me a sense of purpose.”
(UNFRAMED) Alice A. – Pink Flowers
Available in different sizes.
“I like creating art in nature and from photos taken out there. It helps me to relax and gives me a sense of purpose.”
(UNFRAMED) DK- Landscape
Available in different sizes.
“Making art makes me forget everything. I can use my imagination to create my own world. I use my experiences and my imagination to create my work, and to share my feelings with others. Art helps me to maintain my wellbeing.with paint and drawing using vibrant colours. Making art helps me to feel more stable and increases my confidence.”
SCAS Winner – Fresh
“Over the years I have found art to play a strong therapeutic role in my life. My drawings are often of intimate, sometimes domestic scenes. The everyday objects and plants have a strong presence, both in themselves and in the absence of figures. I’m drawn to using bold colour to brighten my mood.”
(UNFRAMED) Available in different sizes.
(UNFRAMED) Ann F. – 4 Horses II
Available in different sizes.
“I could talk about the positioning of the lines and why I choose one direction over another but this is very often intuitive. It feels right! And the more I have explored this, the more the desire grows within me to escape the square of the painted canvas with the lines.”
(UNFRAMED) DK – Untitled
Available in different sizes.
“Making art makes me forget everything. I can use my imagination to create my own world. I use my experiences and my imagination to create my work, and to share my feelings with others. Art helps me to maintain my wellbeing.with paint and drawing using vibrant colours. Making art helps me to feel more stable and increases my confidence.”
(UNFRAMED) Keeley R. – Jenny
Available in different sizes.
“My art is fundamental to my mental health and my practice is a living journal that allows me to work through difficult emotions but also be mindful of the joy that can be found in the everyday quite often in the nature that surrounds me.”
(UNFRAMED) Keeley R. – Pretty Intelligent Girl
Available in different sizes.
“My art is fundamental to my mental health and my practice is a living journal that allows me to work through difficult emotions but also be mindful of the joy that can be found in the everyday quite often in the nature that surrounds me.”
(UNFRAMED) Olivia B – Untitled
Available in different sizes.
“I work intuitively with line, form and colour, allowing my visual influences in my conscious and subconscious mind to affect my aesthetic choices and the work I produce.”
(UNFRAMED) Ruby R- Cyber Hotel
Available in different sizes.
“For me, art is an escape. I have drawn every single day. It has kept me going. I channel my mental state in my work. Art is my passion and it helps calm the swirling vortex of chaos that are my mental illnesses.”
Ruth B. Verdancy
NEW: Ruth B. – Verdancy
“Painting has given me purpose and a voice. It offers me a world where I belong, where I can express myself freely and connect with others.”
(UNFRAMED) Available in different sizes.
(UNFRAMED) Ruby R – What Remains
Available in different sizes.
“For me, art is an escape. I have drawn every single day. It has kept me going. I channel my mental state in my work. Art is my passion and it helps calm the swirling vortex of chaos that are my mental illnesses.”
(UNFRAMED) Janet N. – Tune into this mood
Available in different sizes.
“Art-making has always helped me to cope and find new ways of expressing myself. I love to experiment with paint and drawing using vibrant colours. Making art helps me to feel more stable and increases my confidence.”
(UNFRAMED) Debbie N – Ribblesdale Head
Available in different sizes.
“I started making artwork in hospital while recovering from a mental illness. It has changed over the years and I will try my hand at anything. I have more recently practiced my artwork at 2 different charities which support people with mental health issues through creativity.”
(UNFRAMED) Daniel H. – Butterflies
Available in different sizes.
“The paintings reflect my personal views of my immediate world. I incorporate nature and the stars, my two favourite things that bring me peace. I also include elements of isolation and barriers, which symbolise my experiences, and how I navigate day to day life.”
(UNFRAMED) Ruth B. – Church
Available in different sizes.
“Painting has given me purpose and a voice. It offers me a world where I belong, where I can express myself freely and connect with others.”
(UNFRAMED) Feeling Foxy – Keely R.
Available in different sizes.
“My art is fundamental to my mental health and my practice is a living journal that allows me to work through difficult emotions but also be mindful of the joy that can be found in the everyday quite often in the nature that surrounds me.”
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The SANE Creative Awards Scheme supports people living with mental ill health, along with their families and carers, to develop their artistic skills and move closer to their goals and potential. Beyond financial support, the scheme offers award-winners validation as artists and encouragement to pursue their creative dreams.
Learn more www.sane.org.uk/creative
“We are both touched and pleased to see how the scheme has grown and the positive impact it is having on award-winners’ artistic aspirations. SANE is thrilled at the response and overwhelmed by the quality of artwork, as well as the power and poignancy of the written submissions. It has brought us joy to see what our grants have enabled recipients to do and the encouragement they have provided.”
– Marjorie Wallace, Chief Executive of SANE
“The scheme develops the creative skills and abilities of applicants, and supports mental health through creative endeavour. This is an aim and aspiration shared by The Open College of the Arts through our work in creative education, and we are proud to be partners of the scheme. Our tutors, who take part in the judging panel, continue to be inspired by the amazing work produced by the applicants.”
– Will Woods, OCA Principal
