Anne Sharlene McLearon studied art in Canada at the Ottawa School of Art, Algonquin College, Carleton University and the National Gallery of Canada. International Studies include the Paris American Academy in Paris, France, Studio Giambo in Florence, Italy, and the Chautauqua Institute in the USA. Studies include art history, life drawing and painting, drawing, watercolour, oil and acrylic painting, colour theory, portraiture, Tibetan and Renaissance painting, sumi-e, sculpture, engraving, woodcarving, batik, copper enameling, photography and visual arts business. A docent at the National Gallery of Canada in the early 80’s, she specialized in fine art appreciation for children and conducted school tours in the National Gallery. 

Sharlene has participated in group show art shows in Saudi Arabia, Canada, Germany and Italy. She had many solo exhibitions across Saudi Arabia. The National Museum for Women in the Arts in Washington, D. C., opened a file for her work in their archives. UNICEF selected her painting “Sunflowers” for a correspondence card in 1993 and marketed it in Europe and Asia. Her work can be found in more than 30 countries. 

In her career, Sharlene taught art and illustrated for magazines and books, worked in print and television journalism, published poetry, did public speaking, nursing and philanthropic work. She is a Reiki Master/Teacher, a dowser and a teacher of other healing energy systems. Since 2007 she has exhibited with Studio Giambo of Florence and has participated annually in the Artist Book exhibition in the Tuscany region, exhibiting in Florence, Pisa, Pontremoli and other cities as well as a virtual exhibition with Advancing Women Artists in Florence. Presently she is concentrating on a series of work, themed “Music of the spheres”. 

Bobby is an “end-to-end” digital artist who does all the work himself with specialised skills in image/video processing, using diversified methods and multiple software to derive his creatives.  

Bobby likes colorful stuff. Although some of his works may carry similar themes, he believes “while imagination has no border, art has no limit,” and that includes injecting of digital science into the presentation process of his creatives.

Bobby believes that most artworks existed due to the intention of the artist to “communicate” with others. In recent years, the rapid advancements in digital science may have added more venues, which may otherwise be lacking in traditional arts. These advanced techniques could include using Augmented Reality (AR), audio and video, cinemagraph, website, metaverse, etc., This application of digital science on traditional arts created a hybrid known as “Digital Arts”, which is understood by many as “artistic work or practice that uses digital technology as part of the creative or presentation process”. 

Award-winning artist and former Tertiary Art Teacher for over 45 years, Betty now concentrates on developing her sculpting, drawing and painting skills.

Since receiving a 5th and 3rd prize for Sculpture at the Florence Biennale in 2011 and 2015, Betty's art has been exhibited and published in Great Britain, Europe, South America, The USA, New Zealand and Australia, including a Solo Exhibition in New York, USA, in 2019.

Her art is at Federation University, Victoria, Australia and in private collections in Australia and overseas. Publications include, Florence Biennale, Edition 8, 2011 & Edition 10, 2015. World Wide Art Books, curated by Despina Tunberg, 2017, 2018,2019,2020. Art Tour International Magazines, 2018, 2019, 2020, Australian Art Edit, 2017, 2018, 2019, Art Universal the Great Encyclopedia of International Art curated by Salvatore Russo & Francesco Saverio Russo.

Betty's art evolves around nature and the human figure generally capturing peaceful, harmonious interpretations. In her 3D work there is an emphasis on curving tactile formations that are defined with undercutting and spatial awareness leading to greater value variability. Drawings take on a detailed and textural approach. Media includes watercolor, pen & ink, Carving stone & wood, oxy welding sheet steel and working wax for bronze castings.

Dragoslava Stanković - Dragica was born on April 23, 1950. Until she came of age, she lived in Glušci, in Mačva. Even in elementary school, she liked to paint and showed great interest in art. In August 1971, she went to work in West Germany, where she realized herself as a painter. In order to connect with painting circles, she visited galleries and museums, and absorbed various techniques and skills of famous artists. I experienced the peak of my success through numerous exhibitions in Europe, America, Canada.

The biggest recognitions are numerous awards and charters. By the end of 2016, he will have a solo exhibition in the "Amsterdam Whitney Gallery" in New York, and in the summer of 2017, on 2019.14.10, a solo exhibition in Novi Novi Sad, MZ. Gavrilo Pricip.