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MasterPeace Creative Studios is a drop-in boutique art gallery in Central London, offering unique in-studio, online and at home creative experiences. We’re passionate about creating an environment where painting can be enjoyed as a way to relax and unwind. 

MasterPeace Gallery

Alma Tipon’s vibrant aerial perspectives evoke memories of being by the ocean and they create a focal point in any interior. Alma found a huge amount of inspiration from the coastal energy and the rustic environment of her tropical upbringing.

Palm Beach I By Alma Tipon 

Palm Beach II By Alma Tipon 

Palm Beach III By Alma Tipon

Daydream to me represents a quiet moment alone with your thoughts. This could be on a long car journey or a walk in the countryside, the times where you can let your mind wander without distraction.


 Daydream By Katie McGowan 

Anna-Louise Graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2003 having received first class honours from Central Saint Martins. She is often regarded as a reportage artist, for her work is generally painted on location in ink on paper. These studies are then used a  reference material and scaled up into large oil on canvas paintings like this piece which was painted in 2019 as part of her solo exhibition at Chelsea Waterside Artspace entitles Transatlantic Paintings; London & New York. This Painting is also available as a MasterPeace art Kit. 


The City of London By Anna Louise Felstead MA (RCA) 

This painting is of Mumui, a baby Orangutan  who was being cared for at the Orangutan Foundation in Indonesia ready for release back into an area of protected forest. Harriet originally painted him to raise money for conservation charities.


Throwing Bananas By Harriet Gillet

Josh has won more awards than you can shake a paintbrush at, most recently The De Laszlo Foundation Award at the Royal Society of Portrait Painters Annual Exhibition. His hyper-realist paintings are easily mistaken for photographs, and are the product of incredibly meticulous work over a period of months. It's all about patience, focus and determination. I bring that same mindset to fitness, wether its a marathon or an Iron Man , bringing your focus back to your inner-self is a practice in its own right.

Colour Wheel By Josh Waterhouse

Painted from a photograph taken by my husband on our wedding day in South Africa. Halfie the giraffe is so-named having lost his right ear in a fight for his beloved. For me, Halfie represents the belief that it truly is possible for non-artists like me to create Masterpeace's that represent beauty in their own right, through the stories they tell, and the mindful experience that produces them.

Giraffe by Zena El Farra

Anna-Louise Graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2003 having received first class honours from Central Saint Martins. She is often regarded as a reportage artist, for her work is generally painted on location in ink on paper. These studies are then used a  reference material and scaled up into large oil on canvas paintings like this piece which was painted in 2019 as part of her solo exhibition at Chelsea Waterside Artspace entitles Transatlantic Paintings; London & New York. 

New York Abstract By Anna-Louise Felstead MA (RCA)

Manhattan View By Anna Louise Felstead MA (RCA)

When viewing my paintings i prefer the individual to engage on a personal level. I strongly believe that all good art should create some sort of reaction wether that be positive, reflective or responsive or a plethora of other emotions affecting the senses. The essence of creating something different, unique in contrast to a world where mass production and consumers have overtaken craftsmanship and the essence of individuality. My work is always about connection- connecting with the present, past, a memory or an experience and it is highly personal. How I relate to it and how it contributes to my wellbeing is unique to each piece. I can give descriptions and hints as to when and what each piece is about for me personally but also i would wish that the viewer could engage, absorb and relate and find something which is personal to them. 

Ivy at the Speke Lake By Sophie Hardisty

When viewing my paintings i prefer the individual to engage on a personal level. I strongly believe that all good art should create some sort of reaction wether that be positive, reflective or responsive or a plethora of other emotions affecting the senses. The essence of creating something different, unique in contrast to a world where mass production and consumers have overtaken craftsmanship and the essence of individuality. My work is always about connection- connecting with the present, past, a memory or an experience and it is highly personal. How I relate to it and how it contributes to my wellbeing is unique to each piece. I can give descriptions and hints as to when and what each piece is about for me personally but also i would wish that the viewer could engage, absorb and relate and find something which is personal to them. 


Slate Tranquility By Sophie Hardisty

Thread stitched and Mixed Media
40cm x 30cm 


When viewing my paintings i prefer the individual to engage on a personal level. I strongly believe that all good art should create some sort of reaction wether that be positive, reflective or responsive or a plethora of other emotions affecting the senses. The essence of creating something different, unique in contrast to a world where mass production and consumers have overtaken craftsmanship and the essence of individuality. My work is always about connection- connecting with the present, past, a memory or an experience and it is highly personal. How I relate to it and how it contributes to my wellbeing is unique to each piece. I can give descriptions and hints as to when and what each piece is about for me personally but also i would wish that the viewer could engage, absorb and relate and find something which is personal to them. r3

Portlet Bay Beach By Sophie Hardisty

Lara has taken particular interest in researching the idea of impression through concept, composition and colour. Creating a painting that is clearly thought out, taking decisions on representation and enhancing the best and most interesting way to reflect the subject matter is key to Lara's own practice. It is through experimentation of all these aspects that Lara can push her work to learn from it. " this is what I love about painting, the more I learn the more I realise it's never ending and this is exciting. 

Brass Bowl with Oranges By Lara Robinson 

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Lara has taken particular interest in researching the idea of impression through concept, composition and colour. Creating a painting that is clearly thought out, taking decisions on representation and enhancing the best and most interesting way to reflect the subject matter is key to Lara's own practice. It is through experimentation of all these aspects that Lara can push her work to learn from it. " this is what I love about painting, the more I learn the more I realise it's never ending and this is exciting.

Contemporary  Still Life by Lara Robinson

George is 10 years old and have been painting since he was 4. He wants to be a spy or an actor but in the meantime interprets artworks to fund his career.       

Riding to Death after Basquiat By George Wilson


Josh has won more awards than you can shake a paintbrush at, most recently The De Laszlo Foundation Award at the Royal Society of Portrait Painters Annual Exhibition. His hyper-realist paintings are easily mistaken for photographs, and are the product of incredibly meticulous work over a period of months. It's all about patience, focus and determination. I bring that same mindset to fitness, wether its a marathon or an Iron Man , bringing your focus back to your inner-self is a practice in its own right.

Dutch Still Life By Josh Waterhouse

This piece was drawn in the Musée du Louvre while I was an Art History student at the Sorbonne. Living day to day in the noisy, busy cramped city that is Paris, I found a modicum of calm in the quiet, white open pace of the Louvre Sculpture court. This drawing is the result of many hours of calm reflection and observation. 

Milo De Croton By Josh Waterhouse

Framed Pencil and White chalk on toned paper 
46cm x 59cm

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