Cara Leanne Art
Cara Leanne paints bright, cheerful scenes, often incorporating hand-painted paper collage. Inspired by nature, she aims to spread joy through art.
Tin Cup Art
Lori utilizes a rare technique, layering ceramic and metallic paste on glass, to craft stunning, dishwasher-safe artwork.
VAL NELSON STUDIO
Throughout my childhood and into my mid-twenties, I was a ballet dancer. That intense training of spatial awareness and interpretive questioning is still deeply stamped in my DNA. A painting to me is a kind of choreography; there’s a haptic dance that takes place from my optical experience of an image, through to the way my nervous system signals to my body how to translate and record it. As painter/dancer I tease out meaning through working and reworking, coming up to speed as I gain understanding, and making the last strikes with absolute commitment.
Trish Malcomess Art
Trish explores contemporary culture through interdisciplinary art, focusing on Social and Environmental themes, blending various mediums to express resilience.
Maggie Ziegler Art and Design
Maggie Ziegler: Vancouver Island artist and designer inspired by nature’s beauty, blending realism with abstract backgrounds, driven by gratitude.
Laurie Martz Art
Laurie Martz, retired doctor turned abstract painter in Comox Valley, exploring landscape and intuition, with an evolving process including figures and mystery.
Peggy Logan
Margaret Peggy Logan finds inspiration in nature’s colors and forms for her jewelry, enamels, and paintings, showcased internationally and locally.
Happy Painters
The Happy Painters are … well, Happy for the most part! If you show up in a grump, within 3 minutes of arriving you should be pretty jolly and ready to paint.
Tracy Kobus Fine Art
Tracy Kobus’ acrylic paintings give a thoughtful and imaginative perspective on the connection between humans and the natural world. Her colourful collection of prints and cards are collected world wide.
Wendy Morosoff Smith Studio + Gallery
Wendy is a painter and printmaker whose work reflects the spiritual aspect of her environment. Blending abstraction and landscape symbolism, Wendy creates meditations on place, time, memory and perception.