Welcome to Our NEW Shop, We are Open for Business!!

 Peter Andrews opening up.

96 The High Street, Godalming. ARTHOUSE Meath SHOP!

At last we have moved into the high street! With sessions running from the shop we are able to sell original art work and products whilst continuing to create new designs and paintings to keep up with demand. It's also very busy upstairs in our screen printing studio making orders for trade.  

In our windows

 Today was a very busy morning!

 In the shop, before the rush.

Our art studio is at the back of the shop. 

Watch this space for more pictures soon.

If you like what we are doing and what we are about, 

please pop in, say hello and browse.

New Product Designs Now Available in our Online Shop.

Should you wish to buy or see more information follow the description links to our shop.

New A4 Eco Stationery Notebook, Scissor design by Laura Tregellas.

New Stationery Notebook, Scissor design by Laura Tregellas.

New Stationery Notebook, Cats designed by Amy Fenton. 

New Cats Tea Towel, designed by Amy Fenton.

With Just Two Weeks Until Valentines Day, Choose Something Special for Someone You Love.

 Beautiful handmade and printed Cards for your Loved ones. 

Dear Valentine, designed by Peter Andrews.


Its a bit late, designed by Peter Andrews.

Me and You, designed by Peter Andrews.

I Love You So Much, designed by Rosie Waite.

Your the Best... Girlfriend/Boyfriend/Wife. 

 (Let us Know Who) Designed by John Mitchell.

Mobile Text, Designed by John Mitchell.

Speared Heart designed by Rosie Waite.

Out of the Blue designed by Peter Andrews.

Dont Take a Girl for Granted, designed by Peter Andrews.

It Hurts Inside Here, designed by Peter Andrews.

Heart in my Throat, designed by Peter Andrews.

Wonder Woman, designed by Peter Andrews.

You are Always a Winner With Me, designed by Hannah Thomas.

Ideal Woman, designed by John Mitchell.

Bare Bum, designed by Sarah Harbott.

Swans, designed by Anne Waddleton.

Medals, Winner, designed by Phillipa Whatmore

Perhaps a special gift for that special someone.

Limited Edition Silk Screen Prints.

Call Me Sometime, designed by Peter Andrews.

Bird Cage, designed by Helen Hankins

Brooches.

Bird Brooch

Teapot Brooch

Click on any of the descriptions to take you to our shop, for further information should you like to see more, or buy anything.

Our Art Instructor, Vanessa Cooper is on the Front Cover of Artists and Illustrators Magazine.

We are very happy to see the wonderful artwork of Vanessa in February's Artists and Illustrators magazine. Her naive approach and bold use of colour create fresh and exiting art. 

Below are some of her paintings.

 Pansies II

Altar 2

Love Apple

Table Manners

To look at more of Vanessa's art, follow this link.

On the Twenty Fourth Day of Advent Karen Brown Brought to me......

A Santa Lost His Sat Nav Card

WE HOPE HE HASN'T

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR,

BACK IN 2012!! XX

On the Twenty first Day of Advent Arthouse Meath Brought to me......

A Bird Brooch

On the Twentieth Day of Advent Peter Andrews Brought to me......

A Limited Edition Silkscreen Venus Print

On the Sixteenth Day of Advent Margaret Mace Brought to me......

A Dogs Mug.

On the Fifteenth day of Advent Mandy Lyne Brought to me......

A Christmas Reindeer Card

On the Fourteenth Day of Advent Margaret Mace Brought to me......

A Dog Silkscreen Print

Regan Parish

 My first experience of epilepsy was having a seizure at two and a half years old.  At the age of five I had a big seizure and lost the movement of my right side. Where I was right handed before, I then had to relearn to become left handed. It also affected my reading and speech. I had to learn all over again.

I lived in the East End of London and went to Elizabeth Fry School, which was for children with disabilities and learning difficulties. I missed a lot of school. I was hardly there being mostly at Great Ormond Street Hospital.  At the age of eleven I had a hemispherotomy operation in Oxford, this was to remove a section of my brain in the hope of stopping my seizures. The seizures did stop and that lasted for six years. During this time I had to relearn my skills, to read and write all over again. In 1986 when I was eighteen I got a head infection. My skull bone was so infected that it had to be taken out and replaced with a metal plate. This is when the seizures started again.

Decadent Dog

 On one occasion in 1999 mum collected me and while we were on the motorway a lorry drove into the back of us. We were both very badly injured and were lucky to be alive. We were both in hospital for sixteen weeks.  The metal plate in my head that held my brain had to be taken out and I had to wear a helmet for protection. I had to wait a year before anything else could be done so that I could be free of any infection. In 2001 I had another operation. This was to take some ribs out so as to replace the helmet that held part of my skull together. The helmet was too tight and gave me sores. I also got small bones that started to appear and needed to be taken out. I was at home for a year and then went back to college. I enjoyed college stayed there until 2008.


My Mum and Dad found The Meath, where I have been a resident for just over a year. I like it very much here and I have made lots of friends. I particularly enjoy going to the Arthouse.

Regan working on a group project above and on her own painting below.

Art for me is very relaxing. It takes all my frustrations and worries away. I always said to my family that I could never draw, I always put my self down. I started off drawing very simple pictures. I then became confident to try harder more complex pictures. I now feel confident with my artwork and I like to give myself a challenge. I feel a big sense of achievement when I look at a picture I have completed. I enjoy doing both pictures by myself and also working on group projects as being part of a team. 

Regan Parish