Mikhail Solovyov lives in Canada. He has about 20 solo exhibitions and over 80 international festivals and exhibitions. In his watercolors, Mikhail focuses on working with light and finding exciting solutions in the construction of watercolors. Mikhail has a Master's degree in Fine Arts and is the official brand ambassador of Daniel Smith.

Bhupinder Singh was born and raised in India and now lives and works in Canada. He works mainly in watercolor technique and is a member of the Canadian Society of Watercolour Artists. Bhupinder regularly participates in local art exhibitions and successfully sells his works worldwide. He signs his works with the pseudonym "Kake."

Julia is a professional artist. She has extensive experience in the field of design. Currently, Julia illustrates books, draws a lot to order, paints walls in private homes and various institutions, teaches watercolor painting, and creates images for the administration of her city.

Daria is a watercolor artist with a degree in art. She actively combines work with the further development of her skills, draws a lot for herself, and for participating in exhibitions.
Daria teaches watercolor in the form of permanent courses and master classes. She currently lives in Amsterdam.

Roman is a Master of Architecture of buildings and structures. He is a member of the American Society of Architectural Illustrators. Roman is inspired by the city and small settlements, standing alone objects of industrial architecture against the backdrop of wise nature. Roman is sure that natural beauty is nearby — you don't need to fly to another continent for it; you need to just open the curtain!

Olga studied at the British Higher School of Design and worked as a graphic designer for almost ten years. Now she is actively engaged in watercolor painting and participates as an illustrator in various projects. In the spring of 2021, she held her first solo exhibition. She believes that watercolor gives unlimited opportunities for self-expression, with some diligence, of course! Favorite topics: city and light.

Alexander was born in Omsk, now lives in Turkey. He studied at the Simferopol Art School, as well as at VGIK. Alexander works only in daylight. His watercolor technique is unique: it is based on the use of masking fluid, wide brushes for blurring, watercolor pencils, and scratching paint with a nail. He depicts minimal detail, establishing expressiveness on lines or spots.

Olga is a watercolorist, her favorite genre is landscape. Since 2013, she has actively participated in numerous national and international exhibitions. She is a winner of awards and diplomas for participation in exhibitions and festivals, a member of the International Association of Watercolorists (IWS), and curator at the annual Urbino In Aquerello festival in Urbino, Italy.