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• Hampton, Jocelyn

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  Jocelyn is a member of Waikato Society of Arts & Watercolour New Zealand. Jocelyn is inspired by the world-class scenery and colourful landscapes of the Waikato area. Her first love was for flower paintings, chosen from her own garden. More...

• Harlen, Pamela

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  Lower Hutt artist Pamela Harlen has always been interested in exploring various art forms. More...

• Harris, Grahame

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  "Every day is a good day, as long as you’re painting", - says Grahame Harris His favourite subjects are birds. More...

• Hartstonge, Jill

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  Jill Hartstonge has been treasurer of Watercolour New Zealand since January 2014. More...

• Hehir, Alison

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  Alison is a watercolour artist who lives between Wellington, New Zealand and the Cotswolds, England. More...

• Hetherington, Christine

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  Christine says that painting watercolours brings her peace and enjoyment. When gardens are in full bloom you can find her painting tulips and roses. More...

• Higgs, Avis

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  Avis was born into a family of artists. Both her great grandfather and her grandfather were highly regarded Tasmanian landscape painters. Avis’s father, Sydney Higgs, was a well-known Wellington watercolourist who exhibited at the Academy between 1921 and 1971. More...

• Hillier, Caroline

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  Caroline graduated in 1978 from the Wellington Polytechnic School of Design with an honours diploma in Visual Communications Design. She enjoys painting landscapes, flowers and animals. More...

• Hird Charlotte

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  Charlotte finds inspiration from all over the world and in the beauty of nature. “I try to find time to paint everyday and love the process of making art”. More...

• Huston, Devon

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  Devon Huston endeavours to bring a well-crafted, considered approach to his watercolours, which are created in a format he terms "casual realism". More...

• Hutchison, Nieske

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  Nieske Hutchison,Wanganui artist, creates subtle and textural details which border between abstraction and representation. More...