Gaëlle has been specializing in portrait art for 30 years. She once completed an impressive series of 100 paintings in just 77 days. Working primarily with acrylics and dry pastels, Gaëlle's passion for art was further ignited after participating in Art Battle, leaving her truly captivated.

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Mark, a passionate artist, explores emotions and abstract forms in his work, transcending traditional boundaries. His art, featuring vibrant colors and imagery of roses and hibiscus, symbolizes the fragility and resilience of the human spirit. Inspired by changing emotions, Mark's abstract pieces invite introspection and wonder, offering a visual sanctuary for solace, joy, and inspiration.

Hello art lovers! I’m Mark Paul, a passionate painter from Mumbai, India, and I’m thrilled to be competing in this incredible art battle! It’s a unique opportunity to showcase my creativity and bring my vision to life in front of a vibrant audience. I’d love for you to join me as we celebrate the power of art in this dynamic, live competition.

Thank you to everyone who has supported me along this journey. Your encouragement means the world, and I’m excited to share this moment with all of you. Let’s make this an unforgettable experience together!

Claude is an event caricaturist and painter with extensive experience in live painting, often at bars and music venues. He primarily works with acrylics, but also uses watercolors and dry pastels. Claude considers himself more of a drawer than a painter.

Apart from her roles as a mom and gym teacher who enjoys winter surfing, Jasmine is an accomplished artist. She began painting at a young age and pursued formal studies in art and design. Jasmine excels in using colors that captivate and simplify, skillfully incorporating spray paint into her acrylic works.

La compétition fait vivre la petite fille en moi! Hâte de retrouver mon fan club et recommencer la saison avec tous ces excellents artistes!!!

Lily Part's art delves into the enduring allure of the female form, drawing on inspiration from past eras. With a master’s degree in art history, she merges nostalgic elements with modern sensibilities. Her work emphasizes human forms, seeking to convey both beauty and emotion. Lily Part is passionate about painting and mixed media, and she cherishes her connections with the local artistic community.

Let the magic begin!

Marjorie, from the Laurentians, began with oil painting landscapes in 1995 but shifted focus to the human body, studying with Danielle Brouillette and enhancing her skills through photography. Using oil, acrylic, oil pastel, and charcoal, Marjorie creates hyper realistic characters in dreamy backgrounds, emphasizing face definition and light.

Je suis heureuse de participer avec vous à cette compétition où la rapidité et la créativité se rejoignent. La vie fait toujours en sorte que je n'ai pas la chance de me préparer.... Un beau défi!

Olivier views Art Battle as a valuable opportunity to step outside his comfort zone and fully commit to his painting practice. His portfolio focuses on abstract art that relies on layering and the fluidity of paint to represent raw emotions and instincts.

Devil Bunny X is the artistic alias of Montreal-based artist Amanda Di Michele. Specializing in acrylic painting and illustration, Amanda primarily focuses on the female form as a means of self-reflection. Through her art, she seeks both to comfort herself and to explore the various facets of her identity throughout her personal journey.

It is gonna be so much fun, I cannot wait to get messy and paint at this awesome event!

Anyo, shaped by 90s urban culture and sci-fi, refuses to be boxed into one artistic category. His diverse works span painting, graffiti, drawing, and digital art, reflecting his commitment to creative freedom and multidisciplinary expression.

Artiste multidisciplinaire originaire du Nord-Est de la France, Anyo vit et travaille à Montréal depuis 2014.
Dans sa jeunesse, il est fortement marqué par la culture des années 90 et son esthétique, affirmant ainsi un fort attachement à la culture urbaine et à la SF.
Passant d’un médium artistique à un autre, Anyo met un point d’honneur à ne jamais s’enfermer dans une case, et produit ses œuvres, au gré de ses envies, sans se contraindre à une discipline ou à une autre. Son travail couvre ainsi un large éventail de techniques, inlcuant peinture, graffiti, dessin en noir et blanc, peinture numérique, etc.

Son sujet de prédilection : les animaux.
Ceux-ci occupent une place particulière dans la vie de l’artiste, qu’ils soient de compagnies ou sauvages. Les animaux qu’il représente le plus souvent sont: des singes, des écureuils et des chiens.
Il les représentent sous forme de personnages anthropomorphes, mi-animaux mi-humains.
Souvent encadrée d’une ligne noire, en clin d'œil à la bande dessinée, chacune de ses œuvres semble ainsi raconter leur propre histoire. (souvent drôle et loufoque)

La plus connue d’entre elles, est son œuvre de l’écureuil «bandit de Montréal». Sous forme d’autocollant, celle-ci est affichée dans tous les coins de rues de la métropole, créant ainsi surprise et amusement auprès des passants, petits et grands. Ceux-ci se lançant parfois dans de véritable chasse au trésor, accompagné ou non de leur progéniture, permettant ainsi à l’œuvre de créer un moment de partage et de joie.

Anyo participe souvent affublé d’un masque de chimpanzé à des événements de live painting.
Il aime repousser ses limites et se lancer régulièrement des défis pour faire évoluer son art.
Ce partage avec le public est très important pour lui, car ce moment lui permet de parler de sa vision ou de l’émotion ressenti sur l’instant. Il peut ainsi montrer le procédé de création d’une œuvre d’art, ce moment souvent caché par les artistes.

À une époque où l’individualisme semble prédominer, la pratique du partage nous rappelle l’importance des liens interpersonnels et de la solidarité. Vous l'aurez donc compris cette valeur est l'une des plus importantes aux yeux d’Anyo.

Michel-Antoine's artwork is dynamic and vivid, primarily abstract in nature. He delights in crafting intricate, multi-layered compositions filled with unexpected details. Since 1998, he has specialized in acrylic painting and has showcased his work in numerous exhibitions primarily held in Ottawa-Gatineau from 2012 to 2022.

Julie is a Montreal-based visual artist known for her work in sculpture and painting. With over forty exhibitions and notable album covers to her name, she has built a national reputation over twenty-five years. Robinson has co-founded the XL Biennale, taught at the Saidye Bronfman Centre, and received a Canada Council grant in 2017.

Depuis 2021, Julie K se consacre à la peinture sur skateboard usagés. Chaque œuvres devient une toile vibrante et unique. Son sujet: les animaux, son medium: les couleurs éclatantes, son support: le bois et sa force: Rapide comme l’éclaire!