Anthony Jenkins
“Pistachi- Oh Canada”
http://jenkinsdraws.com/ for more of Tony’s
amazing works under many different categories.
Month: March 2017
William Simmons Portfolio
William H. Simmons
“William H. Simmons Portfolio”
Works by Brampton artist William H. Simmons compiled for Upper Level Artworks A Sesquicentennial Project of Big Art Buzz.
There are ten square details of works in each frame and 15 frames
which showcases a total of 150 works for Canada’s 150th.
This is the 15th posting of the 15 portfolios.
Hope you have enjoyed the talents showcased.
William Band Portfolio
William Band
“William Band Portfolio”
Works by Erin artist William Band compiled for Upper Level Artworks A Sesquicentennial Project of Big Art Buzz.
There are ten square details of works in each frame and 15 frames
which showcases a total of 150 works for Canada’s 150th.
This is the 14th posting of the 15 portfolios. One more to showcase.
William lives in Erin Ontario and has extensive experience in drawing and painting and gladly shares that knowledge through his popular workshops.
See his work on William’s official website.
Sheila Portfolio
Sheila Vander Wier
“Sheila Portfolio”
Works by Brampton artist Sheila Vander Wier compiled for Upper Level Artworks A Sesquicentennial Project of Big Art Buzz.
There are ten square details of works in each frame and 15 frames
which showcases a total of 150 works for Canada’s 150th.
This is the 13th posting of the 15 portfolios.
Accepted into the Open Juried Fine Art Show that will be on display at the Beaux Arts Gallery, 70 Main Street North, Brampton from March 21- April 15th.
Open reception on Thursday April 6th 7-9 pm.
Sheila also had “Our Provider” accepted into this exhibit.
Congratulations Sheila.
Artist Bio:
Growing up I always enjoyed art. Whenever I had a chance during my travels I would visit art galleries and be in awe of the artists creations.
I am a self taught artist who is inspired by the beauty of God’s creation.
I enjoy the challenge of creating with oil and acrylic on canvas.
I thank the Lord for giving me such a wonderful gift that I can share with others.
It has been exciting to have my work accepted in the open Juried
Show and Wildlife Show at Beaux-arts in 2012.
Receiving honorable mention and peoples choice award has inspired me in my art work. Over the past years I have also painted set piece for the Brampton Music Theater and it is a thrill to see everything come together on stage.
This is been a great adventure and looking forward to what the future holds.
Scott Portfolio
D. Scott Taylor
“Scott Portfolio”
Works by Brampton artist D. Scott Taylor compiled for Upper Level Artworks A Sesquicentennial Project of Big Art Buzz.
There are ten square details of works in each frame and 15 frames
which showcases a total of 150 works for Canada’s 150th.
This is the 12th posting of the 15 portfolios.
http://www.dscotttaylor.com/maingallery.htm
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Monster Ky
Thérèse (Maurice-Deschamps) Schell
“Monster Ky”
Pencil portrait
11″ x 14″
Thérèse grew up in the Village of Lafontaine. She graduated from the 5 year program at Penetanguishene Secondary and was a student of Hugh Niblock.
Once she graduated from PSS (ESPSS), she went on to George Brown College and pursued an art career through their Graphic Design program and graduated in 1982 with a Graphic Design Technician degree.
Presently a Real Estate Broker – working at BUY THE SHORES of Georgian Bay Realty Inc. in the Midland – Penetang – Tiny & Tay Township district, as the Broker of Record for the company, which opened in June 2014.
“I am lucky that I am able to use my artistic talent in my professional career.
I draw my own graphic – which appears weekly, in the local real estate paper.”
“Some of my art work is out an about town – Jim Lavin Electrical logo – the little “bonhomme” is my design. He was one of my first designs, and Jim is still using my art work! His logo is recognizable, known and visible on his work vehicles.”
“My greatest pride is the mural I painted on the exterior wall of the Penetang Legion Br. 68. I painted the mural in 2010.”
Inquiries should be sent to bigartbuzz@gmail.com.
Peter and Hugh Portfolios
Peter and Hugh Portfolios
First five are Brampton artist Peter Scott’s 3-D cats and two coloured pencil drawings of cars.
Last five are paintings by Hugh Niblock, Midland.
Works by Brampton artist Peter Scott and Midland artist Hugh Niblock compiled for Upper Level Artworks A Sesquicentennial Project of Big Art Buzz.
There are ten square details of works in each frame and 15 frames
which showcases a total of 150 works for Canada’s 150th.
This is the 11th portfolio posting of the 15 portfolios.
Mary Portfolio
Mary Noble
“Mary Noble’s Portfolio”
Works by Grimsby artist Mary Noble compiled for Upper Level Artworks a Sesquicentennial Project of Big Art Buzz.
There are ten square details of works in each frame and 15 frames
which showcases a total of 150 works for Canada’s 150th.
This is the 9th posting of the 15 portfolios.
Mary says: “My paintings are also a collection of works that reflect my love of nature and my interest in the human spirit.”
For more artwork by Mary, see her category on Big Art Buzz,, For more information on her artwork, contact Mary through Big Art Buzz.
Margaret Portfolio
Margaret S. Pardy
“Margaret’s Portfolio”
Scratchboard with Watercolour
Works by Brampton artist Margaret Sarah Pardy compiled for Upper Level Artworks A Sesquicentennial Project of Big Art Buzz.
There are ten square details of works in each frame and 15 frames
which showcases a total of 150 works for Canada’s 150th.
This is the 8th posting of the 15 portfolios.
To see more of animal artist Margaret’s works visit:
http://margaret-sarah-pardy.artistwebsites.com/ and see this Brampton, Ontario artist’s beautiful animal art.
Lu Portfolio
Lu Robitaille
“Lu’s Portfolio”
Works by Penetanguishene artist Lu Robitaille compiled for Upper Level Artworks A Sesquicentennial Project of Big Art Buzz.
There are ten square details of works in each frame and 15 frames
which showcases a total of 150 works for Canada’s 150th.
This is the 7th posting of the 15 portfolios.
Lu Robitaille was born in historic Penetanguishene. She and her husband raised their two children in the remoteness of Tadenac Bay, later settling in Huronia. Lu has a home studio on Cedar Brook Farm, her family fish farm. Her deep feelings for Georgian Bay live in the art she creates; her rocks and water reflect the love and warmth she has for this unique part of Canada. She has a great affection for the character of old farms and lighthouses. Lu has developed a new style and format based on watercolour for her medium. For more information, or to arrange a private viewing of her work, Lu invites you and your family to contact her.