Sarah Keller's paintings and illustrations emerge from her experiences in the outdoors. Her interest in acquainting herself with the flora and fauna of the ocean, forest, and mountains, is apparent in each artwork....
Alex Eggermont is originally from a small town in Belgium you probably never heard of. He worked for a year in BC – rope access in the city and snowmobile photography in Whistler – and took the road again, on this indestructible red bike that...
Throughout her life as a creative, Alecia Childs has used different materials and mediums to explore sexuality, humour, and pop culture. What began as a career as an award-winning NailArtist evolved into a means of dealing with personal hardships, and the importance of her work...
Caroline Routhier was born and raised in Quebec. She has been living and travelling around British Columbia for the past five years and is passionate about the nature, ecology, animals and beautiful landscapes of this province. This series of photographs was taken in the Fairy...
Annika comes from the interior of BC before making the move out to the sea to sky over a year ago and is now happy to call Squamish home. She enjoys spending time outside and finds inspiration in the mountain landscapes. Her preferred mediums are...
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