Sara Glendinning is a painter, mainly in watercolour. She loves elephants, light, and space – all of which she has in abundance at her studio near the Chobe River in Botswana.

Meg Warhurst is a self-taught visual artist whose focus is on highlighting Canada’s unique wildlife. Her detailed watercolour paintings include a variety of environments and subjects all native to Canada. Through her art Meg hopes to bring awareness of the diversity and importance of the natural world.

Anastasia Pace graduated as an artist and historian. After joining the Union of Artists and Art Historians in 2004, she became widely revered for her unique approach and personal viewpoints in art history and she has participated in many art forums in Moldova, the UK, Russia, Germany, Latvia, Malta, Gozo, and Italy. Anastasia Pace has been living in Malta since 2005, and she finds that this country is full of legendary and beautiful places which are very inspiring for creations. She presents new original artworks in postmodernist fantasy/fairy tale styles. In her art, she tries to rethink heritage & old traditions and bring new inspiration to the traditional point of view of Art History.

Red K. Elders creates intricate, realistic pencil drawings offering potent contemporary representations of ancient gods and mythic beings. She lives and works in the remote wild salt marsh coastline of Norfolk, England. She is a self-taught artist, who has been drawing professionally only since the pandemic when her previous work as a bodyworker and movement facilitator was put on hold. Her signed and editioned prints are in private collections worldwide. She is currently working towards her first solo exhibition ‘The Deathless Gods’.