Megha Kapoor

Megha Kapoor is internationally known for her watercolour Floral paintings. In 2006 she graduated in Applied arts from Jamia Millia Islamia, Fine arts Faculty, New Delhi. In 2007 she started working as an Art Instructor at Anitoons, the School of Art and Animation and she is now the Head of the B.F.A Department at Anitoons.

In addition to conducting classes at Anitoons, she conducts lectures and workshops in Watercolours, travelling around the world at the invitation of institutions supporting fine arts. She has participated in more than 100 Art exhibitions in India and abroad and has been invited to various prestigious Art festivals. Her works are being covered by various prestigious magazines such as Art of Watercolour, Artonomics, IWS magazine and many more.

Michal Jasiewicz

A qualified architect from the University of Cracow, Michał became serious about painting in 2010 having organised several successful individual exhibitions of his work. He is now a signature Member of Association of Polish Watercolour Artists and has taken part in prestigious events across the globe. Articles about him have been published in The Art of Watercolour (En.), Pratique des Arts (Fr.) and Artysta i Sztuka (Pol.) among others. Elements of architecture frequently appear in his works, though they are never represented directly; they are usually part of a broader cultural landscape.

Mustafa Degani

I am a self taught Watercolor Artist since 2012. Painting in Watercolors is very challenging, but the magic is exciting.

Nial Adams

Nial is an Oil Painter, mostly of landscapes, in both realistic and impressionistic style. Mostly working on stretched canvas with traditional materials, Nial prefers the subtle tones and hues of, what could be described as, the Old Master palette.

Nisha Sehjpal

Nisha Sehjpal is a watercolour artist from India. Although, she works in multiple media, she tends to gravitate towards watercolour for its distinctive airiness and transparency that no other media has. Her forte is in creating atmospheric style paintings.

Just like there is music for every mood, her choice of colours depends on what she is feeling in that moment and from that colour palette evolves the outstanding compositions and subjects.
While she feels at home in creating floral compositions, she does paint other subjects like wildlife, portraits and landscapes in her own unique style.

Pablo Ruben

Pablo Rubén López Sanz is a watercolour artist from Madrid Spain who has dedicated himself professionally to painting for more than 20 years. Pablo combines his teaching of the fine arts with exhibitions, festivals and competitions, in which he has obtained over 500 national and international awards. Pablo travels all over the world to teach watercolour courses from Los Angeles to Moscow, from France to Brazil to name but a few and closer to home he teaches at the ABC Museum in Madrid and in his studio in Griñón.

Patty Edge

Patty grew up in the UK and loved drawing as a child. However she didn't do art at school and chose a career in medicine. She joined the RAF which gave her a chance to travel which is a huge passion of hers.

On leaving the RAF she joined the Flying doctors in Australia before settling in a career of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in New Zealand and finally Australia. Her sketching journey started after watching a fellow traveller sketching on site rather than from photographs.

Paul Alcock

Sky Landscape Artist of the Year Semi Finalist Paul Alcock studied fine art at the Camberwell School of Art in the UK. Living on the Thames Estuary in the UK, Paul's oil paintings have been based on his experiences of the world around him, aiming to create art works that are a lively response to his surroundings and which celebrate being alive, painting from direct observation as much as possible. As well as teaching both in workshops and on painting holidays, Paul takes part in a huge number of exhibitions.

Peter Cronin

A self taught artist living in South Wales, who turned professional in 2003 after a twenty year career in structural engineering.

He has always had an awe and fascination with the natural environment and working on site in front of the subject has played a large part in the evolution of his style.

The inspiration for his work varies from season to season but the weather and mood of the day are always the main aim of a painting.


Most of his work is carried out in pure Watercolour, giving the luminosity of the medium full prominence and he also paints in Oils.

He is a full member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists. (Council Member); The Royal Watercolour Society of Wales; The Pure Watercolour Society. Peter was also awarded the R.K. Burt & co. award for the best work on paper at the 2018 R.S.M.A show at the Mall Galleries London.