Maya was born in Lenningrad. At a very young age, her parents introduced her to the great artistic treasures of the city. Maya spent countless hours at the magnificent Heritage Museum studying the works of great Masters. The palette of Matisse, Gaugin and Renior effected her interpretation of color, while Rodchenko, Lissizki and Malevich influenced her sense of balance and composition. Maya was accepted at the prestigious High School #109 affiliated with the St. Peterburg State Academy of Industrial and Applied Art. She graduated in 1987 with a Masters Degree in graphic art and began illustrating Children's books and creating murals. Maya now resides in Canada. Her style has evolved since her move to Canada reflecting a joy reflected in the rich, bold and bright colors she loves to paint with.

Brent has been painting professionally for over 25 years. Brent's watercolors and acrylics have won many awards, and are found in corporate and private collections in more than 25 countries. Brent is an explorer by nature, constantly trying out innovative techniques. He paints with intensity and economy, rarely wasting motion or brush stroke. To watch him work is to watch a master at his craft. Brent's work continues to evolve as he pushes his creative boundaries and explores new horizons.

Exquisite Blown Glass Vases, Plates & Bowls. Jeff studied glass at the Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary, Alberta. Jeff's "Electric Kool-Aid" series based on Murrini (mosaic) glass placed 2nd in a contest at an international glass conference held in San Francisco. His keen interest in Murrini glass continues as evidenced by his Tessarae stem goblets. Jeff exhibits nationally and internationally and his work is included in the Alberta Foundation for the Arts permanent collection.

Self-taught in sculpture (wood and clay mediums and stained glass), Brian earned himself a place in the Alberta College of Art and Design Hot Glass program. He studied there from 1989 to 1994. He has an established customer base including some of the best Canadian art galleries, and private and corporate and government commissions.

Angela Morgan completed her Bachelor in Fine Arts degree in 2000 ended a lenghty stretch of university education. Angela attended Bismarch State College in North Dakota, Cancordia University in Montreal, University of Regina and the University of Calgary. Angela's work celebrates humanity through the use of color, pattern, and line. Her human figures express the poses of life, the jubilation of dance, the contemplation of parenthood, and the melancholy of summer's end. Colours fuse and meld to achieve gesture; transforming abstart images into living moments.