Molly Leach

Molly Leach is an internationally recognized abstract artist from South Florida. She has lived in coastal cities most of her life and she draws a lot of her inspiration from the ocean. She likes to focus on color combinations, composition, and movement. Molly also loves to teach others all kinds of different types of art.

Rinske Douna

Rinske Douna is an internationally recognized fluid abstract artist and graphic designer from the Netherlands who is best known for the Dutch pour, an acrylic painting technique. Many of her works are inspired from the colors of nature and the ocean. Her works are recognisable by her use of negative space and composition.

Olga Soby

Olga Soby is an internationally recognized fluid artist from Canada. Being a huge art enthusiast, she is best known  for bright colors, bold movement in composition, and love of experimenting. She truly believes in the creative spark in everyone and loves helping people to find it and turn it into a bright artistic flame.

Tina Sellek

Tina is a recognized fluid abstract artist from Oklahoma. She has 30+ years using multiple art mediums from drawing with colored pencil, using watercolor, oil and acrylic painting and most recently fluid acrylics.  She has gained recognition for her pioneering work in developing and inventing the Botanical Dutch Pour technique, as well as her exceptional skills in embellishing and enhancing artworks. Her works are inspired by her deep-rooted relationship with nature, nurtured through her upbringing on a family farm. Her works are a brilliant fusion of a creative, captivating technique, blending the influence of nature’s beauty within every work of art for a truly eye-catching effect!

Mark Ratcliffe

Mark Ratcliffe is an abstract artist from England, United Kingdom. He has drawn upon his own experience of Mindfulness and his passion for creativity, to create this course.  

Mark draws his creative inspiration from the places he visits, nature, and the people he meets along the way. Mark says: “Abstract art is subjective and the one thing I really enjoy is when people look at a piece of art and see different things; we are all unique individuals and our interpretation reflects that”.