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Peter Adamson is a professional photographer creating impressionistic photographs from every landscapes. Silvana Andersson abstact paintings with movement in colour with an emphasis on the heart. Dara Aram contemporary painter of abstract forms and mythological themes that emerge on his canvas.
Barbara
Ariss abstract paintings with texture and movement to release
the spirit. Edith Kliesch-Arndt paints classical landscapes.
Raquel
Aurini abstract paintings that emphasize emotions, opinions, or
ideas into our brains and beyond. Janet Bailey a painter who captures personality of animals and people in a comical and quizzical way. David Barron paintings stem from love of landscapes and the positive and negative space found in ordinary things such as a stand of trees against a sky. Jason Bellchamber goldsmithing Celtic Artifacts and rediscovery ancient techniques of Celtic Metal-smiths and Artisians used to create their masterpieces. Andrew Benyei contemporary sculptures explore the human condition an emotional response to the intricate and complex interactions of people. Nathalie Bertin abstract paintings inspired by the Métis culture and specifically its symbols. Catherine X Blank drawings with a refreshing way of looking at the life around us from fruit in a bowl to the birds in the garden. Justin Blayney abstract visual artist and website designer uses geometric shapes to create optical illusions and bright thought provoking contemporary art Robert Bocking paintings and photographs celebrating birds and the landscapes that surround us. Clare Bonnell a painter who specializes in animal portraiture using Oil and Graphite. Fran Bouwman is a sculptor who draws inspiration from contemporary figurative bronze sculptors while using the materials and tools of the traditional wood carver. Joanne Braganza paints in oils, captures Irish landscapes with a natural image and shares Henry Moores love of sheep which she include in her paintings. Arowna Brooks mixed media depiction of people in life and living day to day experiences.
Janice
Brown paintings, jewellery and fabric design with vitality with
vivid colour and texture and alive Mary Brule is a portrait painter who expresses thoughts of people in action with a hope for the future. Mark Burnham photographer who travels with his camera and brings a new dimension to the foreign landscapes that we know. Pam Burt paintings of floral and landscapes with a muted restful feeling.
Ý Nora Camps painter who renders expressionistic depictions of time, place and energy in an abstract mixed media style. Susan Caron paints abstracts in multi-media with a flow of movement and texture. Carmela Casuccio abstract painting creates loose and imaginary images of cityscapes with reflections. Mario Cerroni creates images of cities, villages and rural scenes capturing the feeling of life within. Walt Chaisson painters of morphed images that appear in his work to show ones relationship with the earth.
Daryl
Chang each piece aspires to capture something special;
perhaps a happy feeling reminiscent of a personal experience.
Richard
Charlebois Pictorial Marquetry Artist, uses veneer to illustrate
his compassion and respect for wildlife and natures
awe-inspiring beauty. Anna Clarey vibrant colour in large urban and rural landscapes and floral studies. Debbie Cook painter of abstract impressionistic art with organic flow of nature. Robert Boast Cornish watercolour painter with many scenes of ships, harbours, cityscapes and florals.
Jerome
Coulas painter whos technique and subject matter evolve in
response to the multi-faceted complexities of his environments.
Ý Alfredo DeCurtis paintings evoke a semblance of mystery and intrigue and resemble wall frescoes, sometimes reminiscent of Pompeian antiquity.
Beverly
Dejong is a mixed media painter and sculptor creating metal
sculpture, art jewellery and mixed media wall reliefs. Ruth Devor sculptor says, Breathing life into magnificent stone from around the world has always been a very spiritual and humbling experience
Corrina
DiLella paintings of people in action and countryside landscapes.
Ý Sue Ennis produces muted abstract paintings that come alive with feeling after asking, "Why?" Sharon Erlichman murals and paintings in acrylic are, About the strength of colour and their emotional connection to themes of renewal and re-emergence Naomi Rae Estreicher colourful abstract paintings, created in a intuitive way, representing animals and environmental issues. Myra Evans creates clown paintings to brighten up any room, from a bedroom to a hospital.
Ý Ray Ferris applies mathematics and, by extension, computer technology in his creation of painted art. Jane Fick paints realistic art in painting in oil, watercolour and acrylic.
Sandra
Franke paintings are affected by her teaching in architecture
and her subsequent transition to the world of the painter Katerina Fretwell paints wildly loose abstract watercolour landscapes.
Ý Carol Gerrett painter uses outside the line technique with intriguing texturing on material, such as masa paper, canvas; flowers and free-flowing landscapes.
Claudio
Ghirardo paintings both old and new are in my Neo-Humanism
phase of work in paintings and drawings
Roger
Golden sculpts light weight, life-size figures usually made from
burlap and cement Alain Guillou photographer creates a body of abstract works, which can be viewed as puzzeles, through colour, line, and shade using real-life locations.
Ý Lisa Harpell painter and sculptor who works in acrylics, oils, watercolour and stone sculptures; also teaches all art to all ages. Ruth Hartman "My drawings/photographs search the present moment; my paintings search for moments past." Irenka Hassoun paintings are exuberant in color and the combination of brush work with the palette knife is pleasantly effective. Birte Hella 'My recent paintings of florals and landscapes are affirmations within primal patterns, acknowledgements of transience, personal totems marking time.' Hilda Hildahinojosa portraits of special people with a feeling of personality and ... with a Picasso influence. Jennifer Hinrichs is a realistic painter of people in action and landscapes with a impressionistic infuence. Thomas Hirsz makes large paintings of landscapes in oils of places in Ontario that recapture one's youth. Shirley Hokke is known as a painter of Rock Formations.
Gillian
Horgan photography, whether landscape or urban image, is a way
of seeing that delights the mind and nourishes the spirit. Gabrielle Fischer Horvath studies human form in bronze with a flair for movement and poise; she created a bust of boxing great, Jake LaMotta of "Raging Bull" fame. Gigi Horvath paintings in acrylic of abstract landscapes in black and white. Irene Hung makes acrylic paintings on canvas using mixed media, collage, mono print, watercolour, chinese inks. Douglas Hunt watercolour painting scenes "North of Superior" since 2005, are his attempt to capture the spirit of the north shore of Lake Superior.
Ý Roxanne Jervis paints impressionistic landscapes in: oils solely with a palette knife; in watercolour and pen & ink; and, in acrylic.
JohDan
is a soapstone artist whose sculpting masterpieces include bears,
eagles, turtles and inukshuks.
Michelle
Josephi abstract paintings with loose themes based on
landscapes and florals. Ann Katz spontaneous artist with an inherent love for colour and shape, painting mainly in oil and fluid acrylic. Ron Katz with his love of wood his woodturning has created bowls and plates in many patterns and shapes. Celeste Keller a figurative painter who focuses on the connections between the figure and the space that surrounds it, especially in the portrayal of urban moments. Aleisha R Kelly potter and abstract painter. Lynda Kelly paintings of musicians you can almost hear the music David Kempton digital artist using his photographs to develop landscapes and feed his fascination of trees. Jennifer Kerr paints fruits and vegetable on canvas and t-shirts - living art.
Scott
Kish uses his knowledge of applied anatomy and biomechanics
to capture the synergy of movement, energy and emotion of the subject
in his paintings.
Ý Mia Lane detailed acrylic paintings of animals, especially dogs, stem from careful study and years of observation. Karin Lapins combines comic-book appeal with a post-impressionist palette: a Dick Tracy-meets-Toulouse-Lautreec sensibility. Rami Lasman love for natural scenic surroundings such as landscapes, waterfalls and the sea, gives him the inspiration for his paintings. Diana Lee produces Scratchboard art, a form of direct etching using a sharp, pointed tool to scratch out an image from white porcelain sprayed with black ink. Alina Lloyd paintings, using pallet knives and odd brushes, serve as a visual record of the artist and what it feels like to have these experiences. Edwin Longueville is a potter and teacher of pottery who invests much of his time training the next generation of potters.
Claudette
Losier explores the concept of Paradise as something sought
after by modern society; her search centres on gardens near and far.
Ý Soudabeh Majidi draws and paints with different materials to create texture and variety in the portraits, still life and landscapes that she so enjoys creating. Camille Martin is a collage artist and poet whose work is about startling juxtaposition of images.
Brian
Mayer art defies category as he works in many mediums; painting
with brushes, palette knives or his my hands; drawing with ink,
pastels, charcoals or graphite. Susan McDonald works in a variety of areas including felting, wire sculpture and furniture, photography and jewelry. Diane McGrath is a fine art and murals painter who also finds some time to be a teacher, choreographer, ariel performer and costume designer. Eileen Menzel abstract painter who uses a variety of styles to reflect the different dialogues within each painting as a method of keeping each walls story' in focus.
Jane
Mikas paints from life memories, exploring the never ending
un-manicured ravines and forests of Toronto
Eileen
Millen has joined the ranks of artists who are no longer alive. Christine Montague paints beautiful, realistic oil paintings on canvas: portraiture oil paintings, figurative landscape oil paintings & other representational original art. Micheline Montgomery paints everywhere and on almost every-thing; Buddhas, angels, nurses, moms and children are recurrent themes. Renata K. Mosaique glass and mosaic artist who designs 3-D glass bowls and sculptures in vivid colour with imagitive shape.
Ý Ulla Nystrom abstract painter who develops paintings that have bold and vivid strokes and colour.
Ý Leona Ottenheimer portrait painters specialising in creating paintings of children in pastel.
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Kari
Reynolds sculptor whose specialty is creating portrait busts,
masks and reliefs. Amy Roger Tree of Life paintings - each is an exploration of composition and colour, featuring unique texture, pattern and light reflection. Seonoid Ross paints iconic images - cypresses, field stone, wild flowers - and infuses them with new life. Erwin Rummel has emphasis on classical compositional rules and he evokes both realism and impressionism in his canvases. Valerie Russell specializes in landscapes in the frozen north (of Canada).
Ý Willy Schenk is a stone and metal sculptor. Mara Schiavetto uses heavy layers of paint in her abstract paintings which are sculpted, scratched and scribed to give the surface visual impact. Gabor Schultz produces landscape paintings with the use of thick paint for vivid effect. Otilia Gruneantu Scriuba is an artist whose artist whose painting orients image within collage. Amy Shackleton paints in range of styles; representation/abstraction, urban/rural, gloss/matte and design/spontaneity to accentuate the plurality of cityscapes. Keith Sheppard sculpts in plaster and is currently exploring the universe that binds us through the mask. Tyna Silver produces figurative and landscape works with a whimsical aspect. Stephen Snider specialises in pet portraits and cityscapes. Anna Sobot uses digital art in her quest to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. Tony Stapells sculpts in clay, lead, stone, wood, stained glass and coloured transparent fiberglass; currently creating solid cast bronze sculptures from molded wax. Brenda Sullivan creates teapots that Alice in Wonderland would covet.
Ý Christopher Taylor is a fine artist photographer who uses drawing with photographic manipulation. Sheila Thompson uses wool, silk and natural found objects to reimagine and convey the complex texture and colour of the surface of the land. Gwen Tooth is an abstract painter with training in the classics and over 40 years experience as a painter. Michael Toole is a photographer who uses nature to celebrate the landscapes around us. Annette Twist photographer whose work includes documenting family pets and gardens to capturing images with an artistic perspective.
Ý Pat Vicari landscape painter in watercolour who specializes in studies on frogs. Adina Vomisescu mixed media painter with an acute desire to find and express the deeper dimension of our feelings, moods and thoughts.
Ý Renate Wesley paints landscapes and florals in watercolours and oils. Patricia Whittingham is an abstract multi media painter who uses nature, memory, identity and the urban environment to develop her works. Carole Woodward is a painter who works in watercolour, acrylic, mixed media and oils. Monte Wright is an international artist who constantly innovates using mixed-media and a dynamic exploration of the world around him. Tim Wun works with opposing elements such as light/dark values,warm/cool colour temperatures, sharp/blurred brushwork, thick/thin texture.
Ý Doug Zest is a painter painter who takes cues from familiar surroundings, the steamy summers, rich patinas of aged surfaces in the country and the mystery of colour.
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