Debra Huse is a contemporary American Impressionist. She uses rich color and bold fluid strokes to capture the light and drama in her plein air and studio oil paintings. Debra enjoys painting on location and has painted in many plein air events across the country. Huse and her husband Randy enjoy traveling on their sport fishing boat GROUPER where Debra often paints scenes from the water. Huse currently has a studio in a Newport Beach, CA Boatyard. Debra Huse has been featured in Southwest Art Magazine, Plein Air Magazine, Fine Art Connoisseur & Art of the West Magazine.

A native of Southern California, Michael Obermeyer received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration at California State University, Long Beach. A twenty year career in illustration included works for Disney Studios, the Anaheim Angels, McDonnell Douglas, Coldwell Banker, and the United States Air Force. Because of his illustration background, he is equally comfortable with the landscape and the figure. Many of his paintings are in the U.S. Air Force Historical Art Collection in the Smithsonian Institute and the Pentagon. Michael is the President of the prestigious California Art Club, and is a Signature Member of the California Art Club, the Laguna Plein Air Painters Association and the Plein Air Painters of America. Currently, his paintings are showing at galleries in Carmel, Pasadena, Balboa Island,  Santa Barbara and Laguna Beach, where he is a regular exhibitor at the Festival of Arts. He maintains his studio in Laguna Beach, California.

From Cape Cod to California, Mark Jacobucci’s journey as a landscape painter beautifully merges his deep appreciation for art and nature. His work captures dynamic coastal, agrarian, and urban environments with a vibrant interplay of light and color. Mark’s paintings have adorned various prestigious galleries and are held in esteemed collections, including the permanent exhibit at the Hilbert Museum of California Art. Mark is member of LPAPA, Socal Papa, California Art Club, and the Studio 7 Gallery in Laguna Beach, and Scene Gallery in Newport Beach.

Born in the rural town of Fiano, near Lucca, Italy. Fernando immigrated and was raised in San Francisco, CA. With a short hiatus studying and traveling in Northern Italy in his late teens, Fernando returned home to the Bay Area to obtain his B.A. at U.C. Berkeley, College of Environmental Design and practiced Landscape Architecture and Urban Design for 37 years,
working on many prominent projects such as the Getty Museum, USC campus and Playa Vista.
After retirement in 2014, wanting to selfishly pursue the notion of creating for his own fulfillment and joy, he pursued his desire to become a painter and artist. He focuses on the immediacy of Plein Air painting and Representational art, capturing the beauty around him, but endlessly curious of the next challenge that will propel his desire to see and understand the world in a more intense way.