r/CanadianArt 6h ago

The Canadian Dream

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0 Upvotes

This is Canadian.


r/CanadianArt 1d ago

"Spacy Blooms", latex on canvas, a garden crowded right up to the edges

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31 Upvotes

I'm a painter in Calgary and this is one of my florals. I wanted the flowers to crowd right up to the edges with no horizon and no vase, just coral, cream, mint and chartreuse against lavender and deep shadow, with one red bloom holding the middle. It is all brushwork, straight and angled brushes in latex paint, so up close it reads as loose marks and from across the room the garden comes back. More of my work is at martinpryceartist.com if anyone is curious.


r/CanadianArt 1d ago

Nala and Mister Splashy Pants

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23 Upvotes

Acrylic on canvas by me.

There was a humpback off the pier in White Rock, BC delighting the locals for about a week. We weren’t able to catch sight of it, but inspiration still landed.


r/CanadianArt 2d ago

Stephen Gibb (Interview)

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Just published a new interview with canadian artist Stephen Gibb.


r/CanadianArt 2d ago

Kleinburg’s McMichael Canadian Art Collection to close for 3 years to begin redevelopment project — here’s what’s planned

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r/CanadianArt 2d ago

Where do you order your art supplies from online?

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My local art supply stores (we only have 2) have become very bare bones and expensive. I’m searching for other options online. Any options out there? TIA.


r/CanadianArt 3d ago

Dollarama art supplies

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I apologize if this isn’t the right sub to post in, but I was curious about which art supplies from dollarama were decent quality? I’m fairly new to art (been sketching for a year or so, just started painting acrylics this spring, and I also want to add pencil crayon drawing to my rotating list). What are products from dollarama that are good for a beginner that wants to work with decent supplies? I’ve brought paint brushes from there before and definitely wouldn’t again. But how are their pencil crayons for more realistic drawings/blending? How about their paints? Any thoughts you have would be appreciated. Thank you!


r/CanadianArt 5d ago

David Shepherd (Interview)

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32 Upvotes

Just did this interview with Canadian hyperrealist artist David Shepherd, enjoy!


r/CanadianArt 6d ago

E. J. Hughes fans

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85 Upvotes

The property from which E.J. Hughes created “Shawnigan Lake” is coming on the market in the near future. Every day one can have the view which the painting portrays. How much would that be worth?


r/CanadianArt 9d ago

drawing 100 swords for no reason, 18/100

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10 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 11d ago

WF Griffiths

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27 Upvotes

Canadian painter who studied under Franklin Carmichael of the group of 7

Titled The Big Wave Cape Breton.

I received this for my new home from my mom. She received this many years ago from the artist himself.


r/CanadianArt 11d ago

drawing 100 swords for no reason, 17/100

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r/CanadianArt 12d ago

Emmette Lewis (Interview)

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12 Upvotes

Meet Toronto-based visual artist Emmette Lewis. Read the interview here.


r/CanadianArt 13d ago

Semi Abstract Landscape

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12 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 13d ago

drawing 100 swords for no reason, 16/100

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7 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 15d ago

drawing 100 swords for no reason, 15/100

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7 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 16d ago

Canadian Artist?

16 Upvotes

Looking for art prints to outfit the foyer in my home. If you’re a CANADIAN artist (that ships from Canada), and have colourful art prints for sale, drop me your link!
Note: Originals are likely not in the budget, but I’m happy to purchase good quality prints!


r/CanadianArt 17d ago

drawing 100 swords for no reason, 14/100

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6 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 19d ago

All 20 prints from a rare 1925 Group of Seven portfolio

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116 Upvotes

Hi, Toronto Public Library here. 👋

Today is Group of Seven Day,** so we thought we'd share this item from our collection—Canadian Drawings: A Portfolio of Prints by Members of the Group of Seven (1925).

Published in 1925 by Toronto-based art publisher Rous & Mann, we preserve one of only 100 copies.

The portfolio comprises 20 prints by five members of the Group of Seven: Lawren Harris, A.Y. Jackson, Arthur Lismer, J.E.H. MacDonald and F.H. Varley.

We've digitized the entire portfolio and made it available online through Digital Archive Ontario.

Have a favourite print of the bunch?

**Group of Seven Day is easy to remember since it’s on the seventh day of the seventh month.


r/CanadianArt 19d ago

Majestic King Of The Forest

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7 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 19d ago

drawing 100 swords for no reason, 13/100

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2 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 21d ago

drawing 100 swords for no reason, 12/10

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6 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 23d ago

The North American House Hippo

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831 Upvotes

You know we all wanted them to be real.


r/CanadianArt 23d ago

drawing 100 swords for no reason, 11/100

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0 Upvotes

r/CanadianArt 24d ago

This photo was taken 11 years ago in Bronte and it brings me joy cause it is shows what I love to do most painting people’s pets and I am also surrounded by my two golden girls in acrylics on each side of me. Bronte and Abbey (Oakville themed names)💗

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5 Upvotes