Stella Parslow is a self-taught artist who started painting with enamel on ivorine and eggshells. Her first exhibitions were The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and the Medici Gallery in London. From these beginnings, Stella has experimented extensively with different watercolor and gouache techniques, creating a unique collection of detailed fine works which have widely published. A love for landscapes water, and sky have influenced Stella’s ideas, and have helped to create her idiosyncratic and highly recognizable style. She has been developing new techniques with acrylics over the last few years, and this has inspired a collection of landscapes and contemporary abstracts using oils and acrylics with applied three dimensional substrates and metal foils that demonstrate a new freedom of expression. The public appreciation of these new developments suggests that her work will be included in the vanguard of new trends in interior design. Born in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire in 1950, Parslow’s family relocated soon after her arrival to Leighton Buzzard when she grew up, and now has raised a family of her own.