1. Crafternoon Tea Club: Our City. The Crafternoon Tea Club is an art and craft club for disabled children and young people living in Leicester City which runs every Wednesday evening at Cross Corners Community Arts Centre.  The group have created a piece that represents Leicester's multicultural society and what living here means to them.

 

2. Dan Morley: Untitled (with squirrels).  Dan is a multimedia illustrator and designer, working principally with pencils, paints and inks combined with handmade and found textures, which he manipulates digitally to create a final image.  He was inspired to create this artwork by the character of Leicester's community of smaller independent shops in Leicester Lanes.

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 3. Jareth Preece: Jareth is an artist working as a creative mentor with Soft Touch Arts, a local community arts programme.  His manipulated photograph of the War Memorial in Victoria Park presents a new way of looking at a Leicester landmark.

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4. Tim Fowler: Leicester Train Station.  Tim's paintings are semi-abstract portraits focusing on architectural subjects in an urban environment, distorted with strong elements of colour, abstract brushstrokes and markings.  For this commission, he was inspired by iconic buildings in Leicester, capturing the historic design of the station.

5. Oliver Seary:  Oliver is a photographer whose images for this project use the simplicity of a figure to give scale and focus to the surroundings, in this case the parks and green spaces of Leicester.

6. Dipak Mistry: Our Hands Remember What our Minds Can Forget.

Dipak is an artist whose photographic work for this project is built on the premise that the memories of a city are in the hands of its people.  His work celebrates key moments of life in Leicester revealed through hands.

 

 7. Greg Evans: Leicester City Post-It Notes. Greg is an artist working in mixed media and illustration, current themes in his work include lifting objects from the mundane and routine through manipulation and context.  His work for this commission builds on this theme, creating a playful work inspired by Leicester.

 8. Matt Shephard: Leicester - Distilled.  Matt is a graphic designer and illustrator who creates clean, structured (and often humorous) vector illustrations.  His piece for this project is a composition of over 35 elements and takes inspiration from Leicester's eclectic and diverse past and present.

9. Tom Cleaver: The Impossible Emporium. Tom is a scenic artist and illustrator creating artworks for theme parks and visitor attractions, and has created a unique, surprising and intriguing work reflecting Leicester's vibrant communities.

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10. Helen Saunders: Highfields.  Helen creates photographic collages, exploring the layers in the urban environment and creating a tension between the photographic realism and surface beauty of the image.  Her work uses the power of photography to transform our everyday surroundings, and for this commission celebrates Highfields in Leicester.

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