I am drawn particularly to people and animals for my subject matter and my sketchbooks are full of faces and figures, both cartoony and realistic.
Featured Artist Michele Poirier-Mozzone
The paintings are not about anyone in particular, but about capturing a common experience, memory or idea. Most of us have experienced the sound of bubbles rushing past our ears, the broken ribbons of sunlight, bizarre reflections and the weightless, slow dance of movement below the surface.
Featured Artist Lisa Cunningham
Pastels are so wonderfully tactile and allow me to draw fine details or lay in large blocks of color. Textured patterns or smooth transitions, there really are no limits to what this medium will allow me to create.
Featured Artist Haylee McFarland
Everything I do is freehand. I never use rulers, compasses, magnifying glasses or computers. I primarily work in watercolor and pen and ink. My goal is to make the two mediums complement each other. I love the loose, almost messy watercolor, mixed with the intricate details that I hand draw on top.
Featured Artist Kate Passingham
I’ve long been captivated by pastels and am enthralled by the immediacy and intensity of their colours and their incredible versatility.
Featured Artist Robin Manelis
From the moment I tried colored pencils I was hooked. Their sharp points allow me to draw fine details and by applying light layers of multiple colors I can achieve any hue.
Featured Artist Joey Schmidt-Muller
My refusal to follow the path of perfection leaves me room to develop my painting.
Featured Artist Adorable Monique
My art work explores aspects of our natural world and human experience. I intend to discover the inner beauty of things and the complexities of life, the natural environment that represents life, the water that nourishes the earth with fertility, knowledge and the evolution of life.
Featured Artist Sherif Hakeem
My inspiration for my art comes from subjects who have or had a difficult way of life. People who have the misfortune of being homeless and animals that are abused.
Featured Artist Flip Solomon
My circadian rhythms were off and I was nocturnal so I started working through the night, invoking nighttime’s mystical energy while simultaneously honoring my own cycles. My excessive REM cycles gave me intense and vivid dreams so I started drawing them.
Featured Artist Terry Mellway
Details such as the varying and subtle changes of colour and shape in a flower’s petal or the blossoming of dappled sunlight on it’s surroundings—these are the things that inspire me to create.
Artist Showcase, Midsummer 2018
Twenty-two artists were invited to share their work in this midsummer Artist Showcase. Using a variety of different styles and mediums, these artists all bring their passion to the world of art. Learn more about each artist by clicking their name. Colleen Devlin Bang Like all children on a long car ride, I […]
Artist Showcase, Early Summer 2018
Twenty-three artists were invited to share their work in this early summer Artist Showcase. Enjoy the variety, talent and creative spirit in this collection. Learn more about each individual artist by clicking on their name. Sandra Iafrate “Abundance” with its busy freeways of flowers is an oversized painting that encompasses the viewer and […]
Artist Showcase, Late Spring 2018
Each piece has a story that unfolds through symbols, color and texture.
