A member of the Squamish Nation, Siobhan Joseph is an artist known for her use of bright colors and for blending traditional indigenous themes with more realistic animal portrayals. Recognized locally for her paintings, Siobhan has contributed stunning murals to the community as well.

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Justine Schlote is an artist that works primarily with watercolors, pen, and acrylic paints. Justine prefers watercolors for their ethereal effects in her abstract pieces.

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An art school drop-out from Squamish, Aida Maz works in all mediums, refusing to set boundaries for her creative endeavors. Whether it be painting, sculpting, knitting, video, drawing, or even food art, majority of Aida's work is themed in social commentary.

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Jill finds that her work is often inspired by the organic line of the human body. She finds ways to use lines and color in a unique way to depict the human body or human facial features without drawing it out literally./sf

Amanda has been drawing as long as she can remember. She generally paints with acrylics but has also dabbled in alcohol paints. She draws more than paints and obsessively buys pencils./sf

Let's play with paint!

Lucie mostly paints nature, animals or mountains using watercolors./sf

laugh often & love each other

LJ is a tattoo artist by trade. She hopes to utilize her digital and visual art to influence evolutionary growth. She believes a good challenge is food for the soul./sf

Keyede Osuntokun is a professional photographer and abstract expressionist painter based in British Columbia. Their work spans the fine art and abstract genres with Keyede leaving interpretation open to the viewer of the art piece.

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