Tag: creative journey
Coline Grunevald talks about walking away from a career that didn’t feel right, how painting helped her find peace, and why she wants her work to feel like a breath of fresh air in a noisy world.
Anne Lydiat talks about living on a boat, traveling to the Arctic, and using art to capture the passage of time and the lives of women often left out of history. This interview gives us a window into how she follows the tides of her life and lets them guide her creative journey.
I destroy my paintings, cutting them into hundreds of slivers, and then I start again. For me, that’s what life is about—taking what’s already there, weaving it into something new, and finding rhythm in the process.
In this interview, artist Amy Rattner shares how a watercolor class changed her life and led her to a full-time art career painting animals. From childhood memories to gold leaf experiments, Amy's story is filled with passion, creativity, and a deep love for the natural world.
Artist Rebekah MacKay shares her powerful journey from childhood dreams to building a multidisciplinary art career in France. In this interview, she talks about finding creative freedom, staying true to herself, and why community and emotional honesty are essential to the artist’s life.
In this interview, artist and writer Joann Renner opens up about her creative journey, the power of resilience, and how she uses her art to reconnect with nature, community, and herself. A must-read for artists seeking inspiration and permission to grow on their own terms.
In this insightful interview, artist Cecilia Lopez shares her journey from childhood to professional artist, revealing how her work reflects both her personal evolution and a deep connection to her Mexican heritage. Through vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and a blend of realism and stylization, Cecilia’s art invites us to explore themes of identity, self-expression, and cultural pride.
In this interview, Toronto artist Julia Hacker opens up about her journey from fashion design to becoming a well-known abstract floral painter. Originally from Belarus, Julia now lives in Canada, where she draws inspiration from her life, cultural background, and the changing seasons in a woman's life. Her vibrant artwork explores themes like growth, strength, and connection. Julia shares how her creative process is deeply personal, with each painting reflecting her experiences and emotions, while also inviting viewers to reflect on their own lives.
Mari’s art is inspired by the strong women in her life. In this interview, she shares how she creates, overcomes creative blocks, and the touching story behind her portrait of Moniza. With exciting exhibitions on the horizon, Mari continues to make art that celebrates the strength and resilience of women everywhere.
Maria Rosati, a printmaker specializing in silkscreen and intaglio, opens up about how her art reflects her journey of self-acceptance, exploring the intersection of identity, fatphobia, and femininity. Raised in an Italian-Canadian family in a border city, Maria’s work uses layering and process to challenge societal perceptions and create space for conversations about body image and cultural expectations.