A group exhibition at a gallery in an East Cambridgeshire village will showcase works from seven studio artists.
Taking place at Haddenham Arts Centre from June 18 to June 22, the display gives people the chance to gain an insight into the creative processes of its resident artists.
The artists featured include Ann Biggs, a professional artist and illustrator whose focus is on wildlife and natural history subjects.
Andrew Dockerill also exhibits, using his pastels and watercolours to present sketches, drawings and paintings.
Anna Osborne brings her distinctive home textiles to the show, while Annie Brown displays her original needle-felted creations made from hand-dyed wool from her own flock.
The arts centre also houses Lucy Bayes' acrylic art and sculptural design, while Paul Abbott, painter and framer, is the newest addition to the creative community.
Lastly, former 'Wapping Wall' artist Sally Wigglesworth explores the architecture of the human form and psyche through her art.
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