Art Works in Mental Health - Gallery

Taken from a photograph of the Lake District. Beautiful and peaceful place.

Peaceful land
© John Sealey

I was interested in trying printmaking using immediate, spur of the moment imagery.

© Diann Jonson

© Mehmet Djafer

Calming picture. A picture of the past of a mil lady and her cows. Strolling in the countryside.

© Donna Stedman

Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. A special place for me. The picture is special to me, as it is one of the first pictures I painted when I got ill.

© Fiona Christie

I drew this picture myself. Its the first time I've drawn anything. Because I cant draw. I hope its OK. usually trace out pictures and colour them in my own colours. I've got loads of them on my walls in my flat.

Rabbit with a Difference
© Janet Moran

Violet still-life

© Lorraine Elmes

My work is a colourful interpretation in felt work of Salford City Sky Line.

Urban Landscape
© Mags Horton

The picture is made from balsa wood which is coloured with watercolours, the sky is painted onto watercolour paper. Then the beach is put on using model railway material, then the little bits to finish off like the seagulls. Also made from balsa.

© Martin J Bailey

© SW White

'Painting predicting the onslaught of hearing voices'. At the time I painted this I was not hearing voices and I don't know what the picture was of. Over time it came to represent my voice hearing experience, and I like the idea of my sub-conscious

© Claire Barnard

I wanted to create my own version of a work by Van Gogh, whose paintings I like very much.

Van Gogh's Chair
© Gerald Adesanya

I wanted to paint a brightly coloured work.
The fish was from my imagination, and expresses a feeling of freedom.

Freedom Fish
© Anne Simmonds

Rebutia Miniscula Cacti Hat.
This was the first cactus I owned when I was younger. I have reproduced it in glass and fabric to give a rich and unusual finish.

© Alison Leslie

The woman is so afraid of her own feelings and state of mind, that she doesn't realise that there is so much help to be had. The hands reaching for her. I've called this picture

Reaching Out For a New Lif
© Sharon Ellis Hughes

In remembrance of September 11th : - I show a non-white Jesus turning his back on global, and so called 'Holy wars'.
Also the thorned crown represents his pain as we revert to past behaviour (the crucifixion) and once again saying

© Thomas Raymond Hall

My piece, 174516

© Julier Dawn Farrow

Untitled

© Jason Hespley

Foliage captured
© Stephe

Falling leaves from pot

© Jean Pool

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