Pippa Hulley is an artist specialising in drawing and painting, working primarily with graphite, coloured pencils, fine line pens, watercolour, and acrylic paints. Her work includes representations of people, animals, buildings, and communities, often focusing on detailed observational pieces. She draws influence from artists such as Gustav Klimt and Arthur Lockwood.

Hulley utilises composition, perspective, texture, and colour to create her artwork and regularly assesses her work by adopting the viewer’s perspective. She typically structures her sessions in three to four-hour blocks, allowing time for reflection and adjustment.

She has completed commissioned works that include technical and scaled drawings of boats, trains, motor vehicles, and pets, with work featured in Model Boat magazine. Her experience also extends to 3D artwork; she has attained City and Guilds levels 2 and 3 in sugar art and received international awards for her creations. She has completed several terms at Nottingham Jewellery School and is trained in silver jewellery design and creation, though her primary focus remains on 2D drawing.