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Original Coastal Art by Kate Newton
Resin on Maps, Ink & Cyanotype

Hello

Available Work

About me

Welcome to my world!

I make original artwork about the sea and the stories we leave behind.
Vintage charts of the Sussex and Cornish coast become stages for hand-drawn
shipwrecks, folklore and ritual, sealed beneath layers of resin turning the map
back into water. Alongside the mapped works you'll find resin seascapes
and botanical cyanotypes, each piece one of a kind, each rooted in the
Sussex coastline.

  • Christmas Cool Yule
    Christmas Cool Yule
    Sun 22 Nov
    East Preston & Kingston Village Hall
    22 Nov 2026, 12:00 – 17:00
    East Preston & Kingston Village Hall, 52 Sea Rd, East Preston, Littlehampton BN16 1LP, UK
    Visit Kate's Path & KP Studios at this refreshed Christmas market experience featuring festive stalls spread across both indoor rooms of the East Preston Village Hall, as well as a large marquee set up in the external car park area.
  • A Christmas Cornucopia
    A Christmas Cornucopia
    Sat 05 Dec
    Highdown Gardens
    05 Dec 2026, 10:00 – 07 Dec 2026, 15:00
    Highdown Gardens, Highdown Rise, Littlehampton Rd, Worthing BN12 6FB, UK
    A cozy artisan Christmas market at Highdown Gardens

FAQs

Q: What kind of art does Kate's Path make?

A: Original coastal artwork in three strands: resin-on-map works from the Myths & Tides series, free-poured resin seascapes, and handmade botanical cyanotypes. Every piece is a one-of-a-kind original.

Q: Where are you based?

A: On the Sussex coast, UK. My work draws heavily on the UK southern coastline.

Q: Do you ship across the UK?

Yes, original works can be shipped across the UK, packed and protected for transit. See the returns policy for details.

Q: Can I commission a piece?

A: Yes. Commissioned and personalised works are made to order get in touch via the Connect page to discuss size, palette and timescale.

Q: What is resin art?

A: Resin art uses poured, liquid resin layered with pigments and other media. As it cures it creates depth and movement that can never be exactly repeated, which is why every piece is unique.

Q: What is a cyanotype?

A: Cyanotype is a historic photographic printing process that produces distinctive Prussian-blue images. My botanical cyanotypes use real pressed plants, so each print is a one-off.

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