... Emilie Madill and Keith Weiss who are showing their work for the first time in Vancouver, here at our shop.
About the artists and their work:
Emilie Madill –
She has a Bachelor of Design from Emily Carr University and lives in Vancouver where she enjoys riding her bicycle, eating tasty food, and dancing with hangers.
The drawings are a collaboration between ink, watercolour and paper.
About the artists and their work:
Emilie Madill –
She has a Bachelor of Design from Emily Carr University and lives in Vancouver where she enjoys riding her bicycle, eating tasty food, and dancing with hangers.
The drawings are a collaboration between ink, watercolour and paper.
http://www.emiliemadill.com/
Keith Weiss –
As a young Western Canadian visual artist based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Keith Weiss is currently making his first marks as a professional fine artist. Inspired by many art forms, he also has a keen interest in the influence his tools and materials have in determining his style and content. His exploration of form and colour provides an understanding of the myriad possibilities inherit within any creative endeavour. Keith's youthful energy and openness keeps his work fresh and constantly evolving.
As a young Western Canadian visual artist based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Keith Weiss is currently making his first marks as a professional fine artist. Inspired by many art forms, he also has a keen interest in the influence his tools and materials have in determining his style and content. His exploration of form and colour provides an understanding of the myriad possibilities inherit within any creative endeavour. Keith's youthful energy and openness keeps his work fresh and constantly evolving.
we invite you to come into the shop to experience more of their beautiful work.
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ooh la la. I love the paper airplanes. Will try to pop by soon!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Caroline and Daniel!
happy thanksgiving to you too Janis! always a treat to see you...
ReplyDeleteand yes Jas, she's a talented lady! i think we'll see a lot more of these two in the years to come.
Madill's work is absolutely delightful... well done walrus.
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