Ginny Morello is a self-taught artist based in Montreal, Canada. She specialises in hyper-realistic drawings, with graphite and charcoal being her media of choice. Ginny has always been fascinated by human faces and their uniqueness, consistently aiming to capture that individuality within her drawings. She loves the challenge of trying to capture as many details as possible, focusing above all on the essence and emotion expressed by her subject. Ginny has always been a highly sensitive person who feels emotions very deeply and intensely, enabling her to easily observe emotions in other people.

Erkin Yılmaz is a watercolour artist based in Ankara, Turkey. His work is deeply inspired by the western and southern coasts of his country, where the sea, expansive skies, clouds and sailboats form the central visual language of his paintings. Working in a realistic style, Erkin focuses on capturing the clarity, atmosphere and changing light of the natural world while preserving the transparency and luminosity that define watercolour. His compositions reflect careful observation and emphasise balance, structure and refined detail.

Anastasiya Heurteur is a watercolour artist who discovered painting eight years ago during her maternity leave. What began as a creative curiosity quickly became a powerful means of expression and exploration. Drawn to the unique magic of watercolour, she gradually developed her own artistic approach through experimentation and self discovery. Through her work, Anastasiya expresses her vision and the joy of creating something meaningful from nothing. Deeply inspired by the connection with her audience, she shares her art through exhibitions, sales, and teaching, finding great fulfillment in seeing her work resonate with others.

Anastasia Masur is a watercolour artist based in Würzburg, Germany. Working primarily with wet-on-wet techniques, she captures both natural and urban landscapes, with a particular fascination for the themes of water and sky. Through watercolour, Anastasia seeks to capture fleeting moments of light, atmosphere and reflection. Her works have been presented in several projects and exhibitions in St. Petersburg and Moscow (2024–2025). She has also been selected for international virtual exhibitions by juries in France (Watercolor Golden Brush, 2025) and Japan (The 25th International Exhibition in Japan, 2025). In 2025, Anastasia won an award in the Urban Landscape category at Art Assembly in Europe…