Watercolours really are an exceptional medium for showing the multi-layered light of the lakes and moors of the UK. Newport artist Terry Baker shows just how perfectly two completely different hilly Welsh landscapes swathed in cloud can be captured using this medium. Terry does not profess to be a professional artist, but one tiny error can destroy a watercolour so perhaps Terry might be classified as an experienced watercolourist.

Artist R A Laine from Newcastle Upon Tyne paints traditional landscapes using watercolours. With his loose style, he captures the mood of the open air - the tranquility of the scenes and the sensory ambiance of the weather. Robert Laine accepts commissioned works and, where possible will visit the locations of the landscapes to b painted.

These professional,sensual and affordable photographic prints were created by an artist from Henlow - André Axford. They certainly have "The Look". The models on his photographs are poised and captured cleverly to impact suggestion with a minimum number of colours. These portraits are sexy without being pornographic. André has a lot of sales and Marketing experience and now works full time as a professional photographer.

Talented artist TK Sarasvathy from Singapore is exhibiting two original still life paintings in oil. The styles of each could not be more different. This vase of flowers shows skill in painting realism. These flowers could have been picked from a sunny summer garden. The other is a more modern still life, painted with loose brush strokes - the result being an impressionistic semi abstracted still life painting. Both have their own merits. Different people will prefer one or the other. If we were all the same this would be a very dull world!

As an art collector - is your house already burgeoning with paintings? Make room for just a couple of reasonably priced original watercolour or acrylic paintings from British artist Florence Wrigley. These little classics would fit. These are mood paintings giving a feeling of calm or of action - cool or warm - whatever is your preference. There is always room for one more!

There is no doubt that the standard of Art education in China is high. Copying is something that the Chinese do well. Less common are original artworks from named Chinese artists and we add two more here from the professional Chinese artist Arthur Sheung. These abstracts are original oil paintings, numbered but untitled. Arthur has put his years of experience into expressing himself as an individual, putting his thoughts and feelings into colour and abstract composition. Take time when you look at abstracts to learn what feelings they give to you.

Huge, dramatic and thought provoking are adjectives that might be chosen for these original oil paintings by Montenegran artist Borislav Jovanovic. Borislav describes his style as a little bit realistic but always in imagination. The serbian term for his style is "PRUM". Borislav paints though his faith - his belief in God and Jesus Christ and each is a celebration of life. Borislav hopes that through Art, we can build a better world.

If you think that formal training is required to produce skilled paintings then take a close look at these wonderfully detailed paintings from Serbian artist Sasa Milojkovic. Fantasically realistic, and composed like an old master, these paintings would at the very least allow you to agree that there are exceptions to every rule!

Here is a delightful little painting by London artist Alison Precious entitled Rough Sea, Small Boat. This original gouache painting on watercolour paper is lively and fun. It will make you smile evry time you look at it. Perfect for a child's nursery or to cheer up a small corner of your home.

Mentioned in India's NCR Tribune, Yogendra Kumar Purohit is a rising star in the art world. Yogendra has added two delicate and complex abstract self portraits in acrylic to his gallery. In these portrayals of his thoughts, Yogendra seems to be above the earth in some kind of out of body experience, looking down. The colours used are cool and calm. These original paintings are fascinating and beautiful.

Umberto Carrara shows that art does not have to be serious or have a deep meaning to be interesting and an eye catching focal point. Umberto's designs make one smile. They are so simple and happy and can bring joy into your life. They remind us of talismen from which luck can eminate.

Gordon Napier is at the start of his career. His art is fresh experimental and good. He has painted some innovative surreal images and other interesting figurative portraits of women. Gordon accepts commissioned work.

Plamen Kapitanski is a popular inovative artist already well established in London. His abstract figures and images are complex and exciting. These images are thought provoking and seem to evoke a sort of biological fascination with their voluptuous curves and sparks of energy. They would look good on any large wall as a focal point and would convey in a commercial environment that the owners have the fast paced pulse of the modern world.

Theresa's paintings of canals and flowers are contemplative and colourful and full of surprising details. She capptures the very essence of the texture of flowers with the light behind them. These are paintings for lovers of all things Italian.