Art for an oil free coast

Daniela Petosa’s fascination with clay began in Mexico where she first learned traditional wheel techniques at Instituto Allende Art College.

Elise has a style that marries timeless, fluid design with progressive ideas. She continues to explore different techniques in painting and jewelry design.

Susan brings her love of nature, interest in technical innovation, and exploration of deep knowing into her work which is achieving international attention.

The most published caver artist worldwide in the 1990s Linda has since turned her full attention to fine art following her love of West Coast images.

During the three decades of Gaye’s art career, her focus has been painting what delights her most: the effects of atmosphere and light.

Out of this world: Native artist Bill Helin has clients from around the globe and his jewellery has travelled into space.

Award-winning sculptor, author, impresario, and environmental advocate, Jeff is president and founder of Artists for Conservation.

Julia Hargreaves is an internationally published wildlife artist whose work is represented in BC, Alberta and US galleries

Ben is a Haida artist who draws upon his knowledge of traditional Haida design to create innovative and unique pieces that are sought after around the world.

Harold’s paintings are bold, realistic works often expressed in strong colours, revealing water reflections late in the day, early morning sunlight, or deep shadows.

Michael’s subjects include landscapes, portraits, marine, architecture, and wildlife. His work is represented in private and corporate collections and several galleries across Canada.

David’s portraits have included a prime minister, speaker, and premier; three lieutenant governors; leaders in academia, business, law, medicine, and the arts; as well as many individuals and families.