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Seabreeze exhibitors: Elizabeth Hunt and Vicky Mills display their pictures in the new Burnham exhibition

ARTISTS showcased creative pieces of work for a new exhibition this month at the Seabreeze gallery in Burnham.

Three talented Burnham artists are displaying their pictures in a show room above the gallery - and all three have different styles.

Elizabeth Hunt paints in acrylics on canvas and also uses mixed media in her designs, while photographer Vicky Mills uses pure photography and photo illustration for her pictures.

Tim Duke is a digital artist, drawing his work into a computer for a realistic effect.

The trio's work can be seen in the new exhibition as well as around 60 other contributors in the main gallery.

Rhonda Mills, owner of the Seabreeze gallery, told the Weekly News: "The exhibition has been going very well. We have got some very positive comments from visitors - and will be extending the exhibition for another week until Saturday, May 17."

The Seabreeze art gallery, at 37 Victoria Street, is open from 10am-5.30pm on weekdays, from 10am-2.30pm on Wednesdays and 10am-3pm on Saturdays.

2:26pm Thursday 8th May 2008

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