The Greengate Studio is in working use by Pauline and Colin Saul and is situated at the heart of the former artist's centre. The studio is on the second floor of the house and overlooks Greengate Close, one of the settings for Dorothy L Sayers "Five Red Herrings".

Pauline Saul

"I was born in Liverpool and trained as a teacher in Hull. During the ten years prior to my move to Scotland in 1999, I co-ordinated the artwork throughout a large junior school situated in the York area. My work has evolved through water colours and acrylics into mixed media.

"I have exhibited in the Harbour Gallery and The Tolbooth where I had a successful exhibition in the Main Gallery.

"In 2003 I was asked to represent Kirkcudbright as a working artist at their tourism stand in Glasgow's Exhibition Centre."

The Studio was recently open for the 2004 Spring Fling, organised by Gracefield Arts Centre.

"As well as painting wildlife and scenic views I also enjoy painting cats like the one shown here".

Our son Eddie Aquilla Saul is also an artist. He studied Stage Design at Nottingham Trent University and is now working as a freelance Artist, his works range from paintings, Illustration and set design.

Pictured here is one of his works "High and Dry" created with acyllic on Driftwood.

These are mirrors designed by Colin Saul, created with drift wood collected
locally by ourselves.

Unusual Commissions undertaken.