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Jean Johnson
Jean's Waldorf School education emphasized art appreciation and the development of individual creativity and colour sense. This foundation has been enhanced through further studies and artist work shops. While preferring to work on location, her sketches and photographs are used in the studio. Watercolour and oil are Jean's primary choice of the mediums in which she is fluent. Port Stanley has long been a source of her inspiration, and her work has shown widely throughout Elgin and Middlesex County galleries and shows.
Jeans' Website http://www.portsidegallery.com/
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S'ine Maule
Canadian Artist. Nature is the catalyst that inspires Sine's (pronounced Sheenya) painting. Feeling equally comfortable in
Watercolour, Oil or Acrylic, she tries to reflect the tranquil and poetic side of nature. The phenomenon of light and atmosphere is a great attraction to her, along with the surface movement of water. In her paintings she strives to capture the moment, or the essence of the place.
S'ine's website http://www.sinemaule-artist.com/
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Susan Shurish
Having recently retired, Susan is enthused about being able to pursue art as more than a "weekend painter." Her landscapes, often quiet and reflective, include the changing moods of the lake and reflect her love of the Port Stanley area.
Susan's new collage work is any thing but reflective. The texture, contrasting colour and graphic design give these paintings the wow factor.
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Flossie Trimble
I was born in St. Thomas and have lived here always, except for a few years during World War II, when I served as a member of the
Canadian Navy and lived on the east coast. Nothing is more fun than being creative. My art goes in many directions and I am always trying new things. This lead me to collages where one uses colour, art knowledge, ideas, and a sense of humour. One of the wonderful things about art is the great friends one makes and the great
galleries one visits.
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