Join us for an unforgettable art competition where creativity takes center stage! Witness skilled artists create breathtaking masterpieces in just 20 minutes per round.
Get involved by voting for your favorite and help crown the ultimate champion.
Plus, seize the opportunity to own a unique piece of art through our silent auction of all original works!
Be a part of the fun as a spectator, or participate as one of the featured artists by applying online at artbattle.com/artists
Art Battle Edmonton is an 18+ event.
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ARTISTS
Artists can apply to compete. Also, most events have a ‘Wildcard’ easel, where artists leave their names at the door and we draw at random to pick the Wildcard Artist. To be a potential wildcard artist, just buy a ticket and show up!
Confirmed Competitors
Art Battle Edmonton
13 confirmed artists
Aira Palaypay
Aira is an aspiring artist based in Edmonton who’s been creating for as long as she can remember. Art has always been her way of expressing herself and making sense of the world, and she continues to explore life through creativity.
Alycia is an Indigenous artist based in Edmonton whose work is rooted in emotion, culture, and love. Through deeply personal and symbolic pieces, Alycia explores Indigenous issues, especially the impact of intergenerational trauma from residential schools. Each creation is a healing act and a tribute to the resilience and beauty of Indigenous identity.
Ariel Jaffray
Ariel is an Edmonton-based artist whose realistic paintings of flowers and wildlife reveal nature’s quiet beauty. Her signature style—detailed subjects against softly blurred backgrounds—evokes depth and serenity. Guided by a deep love for the natural world, she blends precision with emotion, inviting viewers to pause and rediscover fleeting moments often missed in everyday life.
Chrissy is back! Chrissy, a tattoo artist, loves exploring different styles and mediums in her art. However, she is always drawn back to vivid colorful portraits or darker subjects./sf
Eva is an Edmonton-based artist working in large-scale chalk murals, portraiture, typography, and mixed media. Her bold, emotional work explores identity, connection, and the patterns that link us. She’s drawn to creating art live in public spaces, where instinct, energy, and presence shape each piece.
Glen Sergy is an Edmonton artist whose process mirrors his story: make a mess, make decisions, then refine it into something meaningful. Trained in graphic design with a BA from the UofA, he explored many mediums while working outside the arts. Since 2019 he’s been a Paint Nite mentor. He still creates his own projects, jumping between mediums but always following the same playful, expressive process.
Joanne is an Edmonton-based maker and the creative force behind HelloPiggy Creations. A true jack‑of‑many‑trades, she works as a seamstress, artist, crafter, and educator. She shares her love of creating through her artwork and handmade pieces, bringing warmth, skill, and playfulness to everything she makes.
Jonathan Gutierrez is a Filipino‑Canadian self‑taught artist whose focus includes painting, drawing, abstract work, mixed media, and both traditional and digital art. He has been part of international art galleries in the USA, Japan, Europe, and Canada.
Song, a visual artist based in Edmonton, is inspired by the stories behind her subjects. She loves painting animals, people, and seascapes using oil and acrylic, and she also enjoys drawing figures with charcoal. Her work spans portraits, landscapes, and ocean views in both traditional and digital mediums.
Max, a professional artist and 3D animator, loves creating vibrant palette knife paintings. Originally from Ukraine, he moved to Canada in 2013 and also incorporates elements of Ukrainian National Painting into his pop art works.
Raevyn Berg is a vibrant artist from Calgary, now based in Sylvan Lake, Alberta. Her playful, expressive work—featuring bright colors, drips, and mixed media—celebrates imagination and the inner child. A Milan Art Institute graduate and Art Battle competitor, Raevyn’s pieces connect deeply with viewers of all ages. Exhibited across Alberta, her whimsical style and heartfelt themes continue to inspire and grow a loyal following.
Robert is a 50‑year‑old family man from the Philippines living in Edmonton. He has been creating art since grade school, and painting has long been his way of expressing himself. After becoming a father to a neurodivergent son, he stepped away from art, but hearing about this competition reminded him it’s time to share his talent again. Art still holds a special place in his heart, and he’s ready to return to it.