Sandee Ewasiuk
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Like many artists I'm inspired by the world around me. For me, it's friends, family, camping, canoeing, red wine, bubble baths and of course my dog. I love to recreate these inspirations in a painting, often combining fantasy and reality.
I also love the act of painting, the feel of the brush as it drags across the canvas, the layering of colours. I especially love when a piece of my work makes someone smile. Then the process is complete. |
Rebecca Gordon
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Always drawing as a young girl, I followed my creative passion, and worked as a graphic artist for many years in the GTA. As much as I enjoyed my time in the advertising industry, I craved the creative freedom of the fine arts. Therefore, after having three children with my loving husband Keith, I picked up a paint brush. Soon after we relocated to Collingwood, Ontario. The creative energy became quite contagious and I couldn’t seem to put my brush down. As a full-time artist, I feel blessed I get to wake up everyday and do what I do.
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Emily Kearsley
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Emily’s inspiration for her art comes from her love of anything mid-century modern, her record collecting, and her love for treasure hunting. She also finds inspiration in her large collection of old family photos, movies, and old books. She resides and works out of her studio in Stouffville, Ontario. Emily spends a lot of time up north in cottage country where she finds ideas for her work. Emily’s medium is oil paint on canvas, wood board and playing cards.
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Diane Lingenfelter
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A graduate of the Ontario College of Art, I live and work in Toronto, Canada. I have been exhibiting my art professionally for over twenty years, with paintings in public and private collections across Canada, as well as in the United States, Holland, Belgium, and Germany. I have participated in exchange exhibitions in both Mexico and Japan. Painting, for me, is not bound by an initial concept because it is not a linear process. A painting requires time, space, and introspection. It evolves from its own history, ultimately revealing itself with a kind of sudden, ironic presence. |
cLAIRE
CLAIRE is a queer, multimedia / visual artist, muralist, creative producer, curator, eco fashion designer and activist based out of Stratford, Ontario.
Her work encompasses many different styles that range from funky, to powerful, to out-of-this-world. She is a big promoter of visionary energy, to inspire tapping into your inner senses and finding self-expression.