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If asked the connection between clay, pastries, and paint¬ing, one might be momentarily stumped, the most obvious of answers often evading us. To artist Jean...more |
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Wendy Meagher’s hobby-turned-full time career is one made famous by the fabled, tiny men and women of the North Pole: she is a vintage-inspired toy maker...more |
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For artist and art educator Melissa Ferreira, a self-professed wan¬derer, creativity comes in many forms. She’s a seeker of new expressions who is led first...more |
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“Lively, reverent, and emotive” just begins to describe the dog portraits of Texas-based artist Dyanna Bruno. Through Pop Art tenets and bold colours, Bruno...more |
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Toronto artist Paul Boddum credits an assertive friend for dragging him to a local pet show and forever changing the course of his career, eventually launching...more |
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Artist Heather LaHaise’s resonant work pairs realistic portraiture with modern, minimalist backgrounds to create a genre all her own. And this is exactly what...more |
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Ken Bailey is a prime example of how doing what you love can breed success. What he loves is portraying dogs as “art stars” and celebrating them as the special...more |
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It’s no surprise that sculptor Elaine Brewer-White is inspired by “colour, joy, and being in the moment”—her work embodies those three elements and each piece...more |
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In a word, Andrew Pinkham’s work is trippy. It’s posi¬tively immobilizing, evoking questions like: Is this real, a painting or a photo? What the heck am I...more |
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For as long as Brooklyn, New York artist JT Yost can remem¬ber, he’s been interested in animals and drawing. An incredibly diverse artist, his work ranges from...more |
