by collectivenoun | Dec 11, 2025
My media are encaustic painting, collage and book binding. I love art and creative expression. As an artist, one of my greatest joys is teaching workshops and witnessing the delight, wonder and creativity.
by collectivenoun | Oct 21, 2025
Jori completed formal classroom studies in the 1970s in fabric dying and batiking. 1990 until 2005 Les Drysdale and Kathryn Bourbeniere were the most influential teachers at the “Burlington art centre” where she practised life drawing, perspective drawing and painting...
by collectivenoun | Oct 21, 2025
Sara’s main focus is wildlife/nature painting and sculpture, as well as murals for homes and businesses, pet portraits, portraits, nature jewelry, wood burning, wood cut out displays/signs, faux wood beams/rock/etc., airbrushing on vehicles/helmets/leather etc. and...
by collectivenoun | Aug 21, 2025
My formal creative journey began as an art student in Toronto, having studied Fine Art at Humber College, Ontario College of Art, York University and courses at other smaller schools. In those early years, I was unsure where I belonged and having no clear path to...
by collectivenoun | Jun 5, 2025
Julie is human and paints mostly acrylic with her whole heart! Intuitively guided she lets the medium humm its through her hands and fingers. No brushes needed although sometimes they humm along too!
