From a very early age, Proud always had a pencil in his hand, busy drawing. Now, at the age of 28, with his work sold worldwide. Proud’s preferred medium is charcoal followed by pastels and oils.

Living in Arusha, Charles Kiswaga's unique, powerful and vivid art portrays the colours and life of Africa. Chasaki Art has also successfully exhibited in France.

Passionate about nature Zoe portrays the soul and individual personalities of the birds and animals that share her world.

A 28 year-old self-taught Pencil Artist from Zimbabwe favouring charcoal as his major media, Brendain began drawing as a young child. Encouraged by his peers and the general public, he only took his skill more seriously in 2015.

Portraying her love of Africa nurtured whilst growing up in Zimbabwe, Cathy who is a self-taught artist, expresses the beauty of nature in her artwork.

With a rare talent for depicting the horrors of war, whilst sharing his deep love of his country in gentle watercolours, Nyasha is a self-taught Zimbabwean artist. He portrays daily life, in the towns and the villages, of his home country.

Inspired by her artist mother, as well as the birds and animals on the family farm overlooking the Zambezi Valley, Tamryn is an award winning artist who, amongst other exhibitions, exhibited in Chelsea, London, successfully raising funds for a wildlife charity.

Lin portrays the world around her, sketching as she observes the wildlife and creates evocative works on canvas using pencil, charcoal, oils and acrylics.

Nicholas Jim, a wildlife artist from Zimbabwe, developed his natural talent from his artist father, both who had been mentored by internationally acclaimed Larry Norton (Zimbabwe). Nicholas spends most of his time in the raw wilderness that he loves and from which he draws his inspiration.

Amanda was influenced by internationally known Paul Croft a Master Printer. Her designs on cloth led to her first love, fashion which is “inspiring me to create a new exciting venture” depicting art in yet another form.