Ever since Kevin got his first Kodak Instamatic camera, he has been fascinated by the ability of photographs to capture a fleeting moment in time. A photograph freezes a slice of existence for just under half a second, and that’s what makes it so appealing. It allows us to step back from the fast-paced life and experience things that we might usually miss. Photography has the power to capture emotions and experiences that words alone can’t convey. For instance, you can try describing a beautiful sunset, but nothing compares to sharing the actual experience through a photograph.

Mary Perkins is a self-taught artist born and raised in North Toronto, who now works out of her home studio in Brampton. Her love for the outdoors is exhibited in her oil painting nature landscapes. Much like the landscapes that inspire her, Mary's style conveys the power, emotions and beauty of nature with elegance and realism.

Deborah, the creative force behind Tiny's Studio, has been sculpting a captivating artistic journey for seven years. She is not only a seasoned artist but a certified instructor. Her passion extends beyond the canvas as she imparts knowledge through enriching workshops, fostering a vibrant creative community.

Cheryl has beencreating one of a kind, handmade jewelry for the past 3 years, which follows her years of painting and photography. A health issue was a factorin what materials she would use. Semi-precious stones were the healing answer. Cheryl's jewelry line has since expanded using a variety of materials and unusual finds. Soon to be creating with copper and other metals. Love what you do is her mantra.

Following a life-long passion for colour, creativity, and originality, Ruth's art is true to her heart. All her paintings are done with acrylic paint mixed with pouring medium and water to a desired consistency depending on the technique she is using. Ruth enjoys using different techniques and seeing how these one of a kind pieces unfold.

Deb specializes in oil landscape paintings, and her working style varies from contemporary impressionism to abstracted simplicity. Deb's art adventures take her to the beautiful regions of Ontario, such as Georgian Bay, Killarney, Algonquin, and Muskoka. Her inspiration comes from light, colour and the rhythm of nature.

Liz is primarily a landscape artist working in oils and acrylics. Local scenery is a favourite subject. She is known for her impressionist realism.

Using the quintessential potter’s wheel and slabs, Antje offers uniquely designed and decorated table ware, sculptural bowls, wall art and mirrors. Most pieces include impressions or overlays of leaves, birch bark, vines and flowers that capture striking detail.

From iconic streetcars to tranquil parks, Ramona creates colourful urban landscape acrylic paintings that provoke thought and imagination. Many of these paintings are inspired by her hikes and observations in and around the GTA and surrounding areas.

Meral is passionate about watercolours. The spontaneity, transparency , and glow it produces are magic. Inspiration for her paintings cmes largely from nature: flowers, trees, rocks, and sunsets. White, fascinating, forever peeling birch trees dominate her paintings.

Dave is no stranger to wood working projects and he has always been fascinated with geometric designs and patterns. Dave's pieces are handmade using pine wood that he mills, cuts, paints, stains and glues by hand. Dave truly enjoys making geometric wood art and takes great pride in his workmanship.

Juliana is a self-taught contemporary artist focusing her acrylic works mostly on landscapes and flora. She is inspired by the vividness of the colors in nature, the effects of sunshine and light, and of the depth and moodiness of clouds and the sky. Her collection of art includes but not limited to: beaches, a series of macro shots in nature, and floral sketches which are a mix of pen/markers and paint mediums. Juliana has found her passion for painting in her spare time over the last decade or so and hopes to continue to be able to pursue art for the foreseeable future.

Amanda is a self-taught artist currently living in Richmond Hill. Her current body of work focuses on the interplay between reflections and abstract forms found within rock and pebble compositions. These paintings remind us to reconnect with moments commonly overlooked within the natural Canadian landscape.

Victoria Molina is an artisan who has operated a jewelry business out of Toronto for over thirty years. She uses sterling silver as well as precious/semi-precious stones to make one-of-a-kind jewelry. She also provides jewelry repair and modification on the spot.

Stephanie Hofman is a multimedia upcycle artist using art to educate and improve mental/emotional health while simultaneously promoting/encouraging slow fashion and upcycling. Using a variety of mediums and art forms such as dying, weaving, painting, wire wrapping, beading, felting, knitting and occasionally sewing to create OOAK eccentric pieces.

Alex has been a woodworker for 43 years, making custom furniture, cabinetry, and custom kitchens. Over the past five years, he has narrowed his focus to making handmade charcuterie boards and turned wooden bowls, using highly figured domestic woods, that have functionality as well as an aesthetic value.

Richard Sears has been a life long woodworker, and recently became a blacksmith as well. Focusing on useful items, he gives them a one-of-a-kind creative twist. From kitchen utensils to garden tools to camping gear, you have seen nothing like these before!

Studio Anthracite offers one of its kind 925 sterling silver jewellery with natural gemstones which are handcrafted with refreshingly personal approach. No two Studio Anthracite pieces are same since the gemstones used are all natural. They are not synthetic or labmade. Natural character of each gemstone makes every piece unique.

Sylva is a Richmond Hill, Ontario based landscape artist. Although her education and career were in business, she has always had a great passion in arts since her childhood. Art has now become her career. Her work is inspired by beauty of nature. She exhibits her work at several exhibitions around the Greater Toronto Area.

Katie is an illustrator and multidisciplinary artist, who finds inspiration through her love of travel and the outdoors. Through illustrations, ceramics, screen printing and more, her work transports you to the places and adventures she has been on the places she dreams of going.

Tanya is an Ajax-based artist working in acrylics, focusing on local wildlife. Her goal is to capture the individual character of her subjects. Tanya’s work has previously been selected for the Pine Ridge Arts Council Juried Art Show (2019) and the City of Pickering Banner Program (2022/2023).

A Toronto based painter Daniel Gray creates abstract acrylic paintings that radiate with vibrant splashes of colour, and communicates a strong sense of movement and fluidity. Daniel is a painter who is inspired by a drive to explore the effects colour have on the individual viewers feelings and emotions.

Taruna is an Indo-Canadian mixed media artist, drawing inspiration from her multicultural background and global experiences. Harmonizing paint, paper, photography, typography, and foliage, her textured paintings explore themes of identity and belonging amidst life's transience. Singh holds an Associates Degree in Art and Advertising Design from NYC Technical College.

Jen is a Toronto based self taught abstract artist. Working in mixed media, she explores colour, texture and fluidity. A member of North Toronto Group of Artists and the Haliburton Highlands Studio tour, she exhibits in several fine art tours and artisan markets annually, and teaches fluid art workshops at The Artbarn.

Clive Kay s a wildlife/landscapeartist. New paintings on turkey feathers.

Pamela is a Full-Time professional Visual Artist based in Ontario. She loves to capture nature and movement of color into her Canadian Landscape Paintings. Her focus is to express the luminousness and awesomeness of nature to transform the ordinary and not-so-ordinary into something that is extraordinary.

Shiva is a pottery artist with a Bachelor of Design from OCAD University, enriching her craft with mentorships by esteemed artists and guilds across North America. Her globally exhibited artwork reflects her passion for addressing social issues through vibrant pottery. She also excels as a textile artist, creating colorful weavings and felts for home use. Shiva shares her expertise by teaching pottery workshops in her studio in Stouffville.

Jan is a potter who loves to explore a variety of different forms and decorating techniques. She enjoys embellishing her pots with images from nature - flowers, birds, scenery. Then finishing the pots with a variety of glazes.

David St. Pierre is a self-taught artist who creates vibrant textured acrylic paintings on canvas and live edge wood. With a love for the natural world, David captures the essence of landscapes, flora and fauna. As a member of the Oshawa Art Association and participant of numerous competitions, festivals and en plaine air with over 30 years experience.

Nicole Minshall crafts landscapes with a painter's eye and a storyteller's heart. Each canvas becomes a portal to realms where imagination dances with reality and captures not just scenery, but emotions and memories, inviting all who gaze upon her work to embark on a journey of wonder.

Carol discovered acrylics over 15 years ago. Her landscapes examine the interplay of sky and land in different seasons. Carol loves the creative versatility of acrylics, working with colour, tones and various techniques. She creates abstract pieces through acrylic paint pours. Carol also works with watercolours, pastels and pencil studies.

I am a self taught. I do wire wrapping on gem stones and have been doing craft shows including the One Of a Kind Show. I sell on etsy as well.

Working predominately with Glass, multi modalities and materials are Wendy’s roots to creative expressions. Her empathy with nature, passion for dimension, and how glass relates to space influenced by Light, Colour & Texture is her voice. An artistic insight that underlays all her creations & guidance to others - Traditional Stained Glass & Beyond.

Through sand carving stained glass, Lee Shelton is able to unveil layers of colour that help compliment and echo his windswept imagery.

Jim has been creating Art for over 40 years, Jim attended OCAD as a young man and was always fascinated with creating an emotional response in the viewer.

Krysmo is an illustrator and painter based in Toronto. In her work, she draws inspiration from her love of nature. Working in a narrative style, she creates mixed- media works, characterized by a varied colour palette and rich textures, striving to create relaxed and pleasant atmospheres and positive experiences for her viewers.

John is a landscape and wildlife photographer with particular interest in the Muskoka, Algonquin Park, and Haliburton region. He gets inspired by the opportunity to share this spectacular scenery with others through his photography and hopes the work serves as a great reminder of what Canadians love about this part of Canada.

Violetta has loved art from the time she first picked up a crayon! She attended Grekov Odessa Arts College and worked as an artist for over 15 years. Her art, collected across Europe, includes portraits, landscapes, murals and more. In 2022 she fled Ukraine with her daughter and began the long process of starting over.

Cheryl found her true passion working in metal. Starting from various gauges of sterling silver and copper, she hand-winds wire into links creating timeless classics and captivating original designs. Through carefully placed hammer strikes, metal is moved into fascinating twists and turns creating 3-dimensional pieces of art.