Leah Boudreau is a self-taught illustrator from Cape Breton Island. Her colourful and whimsical illustrations are often inspired by her life living on the East Coast. Leah aspires to illustrate […]
Tamara Thiébeaux Heikalo is the illustrator of fourteen books for children, including Driftwood Dragons and One Summer in Whitney Pier. She has been an artist from very early on in […]
Barry Colpitts‘s colourful folk art is popular with collectors throughout North America. In 2014 the Acadia University Art Gallery had a solo exhibition of his work called Barry’s World. Two […]
Elizabeth Jancewicz grew up in Kawawachikamach and Schefferville, Quebec, and draws much of her inspiration from the flora and fauna of that area. After leaving to attend art school in […]
Haeon Grace Kang is a visual artist from Winnipeg, Manitoba, where she studies theology, marriage and family counseling, and fine arts. She seeks to highlight the diversity of women’s bodies, […]
Ashley Thimot is an artist living in Edmonton, Alberta. She attended NSCAD University and received her Bachelor of Design in 2007. Ashley worked as a graphic designer for over a […]
Tegan Thomas is an illustrator and animator from Victoria, British Columbia. She has been working in the animation industry for ten years on projects such as My Little Pony–Friendship is […]
After her studies in media and visual arts at the University of Quebec in Montreal, in 2017, Gabrielle Morrisseau decided to pair her practice with illustration to satiate her creative […]
Emma Hassencahl-Perley is Wolastoqwiw from Neqotkuk (where the two rivers flow beneath each other), also known as Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick. She is a visual artist, curator, educator, […]
Elena Skoreyko Wagner is a Canadian illustrator and paper collage artist living in York, UK. Her work has appeared in Flow magazine, the New York Times online and Brain Pickings. […]