London-based blacksmith Felicity Jones creates organic, flowing forms that intersect with an element of danger, taking inspiration from insects, plants, symmetry in nature and man-made artefacts such as vehicle parts and machinery. She uses a mixture of traditional and contemporary techniques to form modern art works, making anything from functional fire pits to artwork for Glastonbury’s Pyramid stage.

Laetitia Rouget, an artist from France but now based in East London, has found the perfect occasions for kitsch art.

Jenny Lewis is a photographer who has lived in Hackney, East London, for over 20 years. She's part of the neighbourhood's creative community and has been taking pictures of local artists in their studios for the past four years.

Martha Freud, a British-born artist, established her namesake studio in 2008. Her practice finds its roots in an appreciation of life's highs and lows, ranging from moments of levity to those of great depth. Her love for simplicity, organic shapes and traditional, time-consuming techniques is reflected in everything she creates.

Karin Andréasson is a jewellery designer from Sweden who operates Karin Andréasson Jewellery from her studio in Hackney Depot, East London. Initially, her jewellery career focused on 3D design, specialising in glass. She draws inspiration from a variety of sources, such as stunning historical edifices, the natural environment, or even something as simple as a sighting on the street.

Coco Lom works on local design projects and murals around East London. Her driving force is making people see magnificence in the mundane. She has placed her distinctive mark and style on several projects, such as a 30 x 9-foot playground mural for Newport School in Hackney. She encouraged young students to be creative and get involved with the project and was pleased with the visual responses to the piece.