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ARTIST: Holly Carr

RESIDES: Canning, Nova Scotia, Canada

EDUCATION: Holly Carr is a graduate of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design.

– Carr is widely known for her unique style of silk painting. Bold satirical images explore everything from human interactions and social stereotypes to her love for the natural world. Holly Carr’s sense of humour underlies all of her work pointing a finger at the absurd as well as the touching.

SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS:
– 2003, Carr’s largest project to date the “Terrarium” was installed in the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History, a 25’ diameter and 20’ high environment depicting the natural world.
-Ventured into theatre, beginning with designing for “Little Lame Prince” and “When Dinosaurs Dine by Moonlight” both of which were productions of Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia.
-painted live with an adlibbed monologue in Will Power Theatre’s production of “Private Views” performed live in the main gallery of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, where her dialogue with the audience was woven into a painting she created on the spot as well as the three one act plays taking place in the gallery space.
– performed with numerous musicians including a cross Canada tour with writer storyteller Stuart Mclean and the Vinyl Cafe. During these events Holly Carr paints live on large vertical panels of silk.
-Recently, Carr was invited to perform in Singapore, with world renowned violinist Min Lee, as well as performances in Ottawa where she painted with the National Art Center Symphony.

PUBLISHED:

– first children’s book “What is Pink” an illustrated poem by Christina Rossetti, Rubicon Publishing.
-article published in “Peinture Sur Soie” Lyon, France.

SOLO EXHIBITION: “Couplings” – West End Gallery
-work in numerous private and public collections.

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Holly Carr

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Spring Hare and Moon
by Holly Carr

"The rabbit soaks up the bright moon rays through the dark night. The moon gently illuminates the collection of wildflowers that surround the hare."

- Holly Carr

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Watercolour on Silk	13.5 × 10.75 in	Coming soon

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Hope
by Holly Carr

"The crow stands upon a bed of red roses. Flying above the crow, a red and green hummingbird floats above the rest of the scene."

- Holly Carr

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Watercolour on Silk	9.75 × 9.75 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: Larisa Cheladyn

RESIDES: Edmonton, Alberta

EDUCATION

2017 – 2018 – currently enrolled in PhD program – MLCS Media & Cultural Studies
2016 – Master of Arts – Ukrainian Folklore – University of Alberta
1981 – BFA – Art & Design – University of Alberta
1976 – Strathcona Composite High School – Edmonton, AB

AWARDS

2015 – Slavic and East European Studies 75 Anniversary MA Scholarship
2015 – Gregory & Julie Patrick Award in Ukrainian Culture
2015 – Kawulych Ukrainian Folklore Graduate Award
2014/15 2015/16 Kuryliw Scholarship
2010 – University of Alberta – Alumni Honours Award
2005 – Global Woman of Vision Award
2002 – City of Edmonton Salute to Excellence Arts Achievement Award

Larisa Cheladyn

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Tree of Life - Peacock
by Larisa Cheladyn

"The Tree of Life is found across many cultures and religions, where it can symbolize the cycle of life and death, divine wisdom, fertility, and the link between the earthly and spiritual realms. In Ukrainian folk culture, the Tree of Life occurs in various art forms. Frequently, birds are incorporated. Depending on the context, they can represent the bride and groom, ancestors, protecting souls, or children. Peacocks symbolize beauty, pride, spirituality, and good fortune and prosperity."

- Larisa Cheladyn

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Watercolor	3.75 × 17.15 in	Coming soon

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Tree of Life - Rooster
by Larisa Cheladyn

"The Tree of Life is found across many cultures and religions, where it can symbolize the cycle of life and death, divine wisdom, fertility, and the link between the earthly and spiritual realms. One of the most popular bird motifs that occurs on the tree of life is the rooster. As a protective symbol, its presence wards off evil spirits, making it a common motif in folk art like rozpys (decorative painting) from the region of Petrekivka and on Pysanky (Easter eggs). In some beliefs, it has magical powers linked to fertility and abundance. Modern Symbolism of resilience, strength, and hope comes from the Borodyanka Rooster: A ceramic rooster jug found intact on a kitchen cabinet amidst bombed ruins. It became a global symbol of Ukraine's unbreakable spirit and represents hope and the belief that Ukraine will prevail, even in the face of immense destruction."

- Larisa Cheladyn

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Watercolor	3.75 × 17.15 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: Paul Chester

RESIDES: Northeast of Toronto.

AWARDS & HONORS:
2017 Leadership in Arts and Culture in Peterborough County
1991 Best Sculpture: The Station Gallery, Whitby, Ontario.
1990 Loomis and Toles Award: Best Sculpture, Scarborough, Ontario.
1989 Best Sculpture: The Station Gallery, Whitby, Ontario.

EDUCATION & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
1990/92 OCAD (Advanced Standing – 4yr. degree program)
Ontario College of Art, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
1982 Academy St. Roch, Paris, France.
1981/82 Arts Sake, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Member of the Society of Canadian Artists. (Life Member)

SOLO SHOWS & EXHIBITIONS:

2021 The Art Shop, The Palette of Fall, Lakefield, ON
2018 Art Gallery Of Bancroft, Landscape Reflections, Bancroft, ON
2016 Wallack Galleries, Landscape Poetry: Between the Real and Imagined , Ottawa, ON,
2011 Wallack Galleries, The Luminous Landscape, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
2010 Russell Gallery, Rural Paths, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
Newbury Fine Arts, The Ephemeral Realm, Boston, MA
2009 Gallery Gevik, Miles Away, Toronto, Canada.
2008 The Russell Gallery, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
Galerie le Royer, Montreal, Canada
2006 The Russell Gallery Of Fine Art, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
Argyle Fine Art, Halifax, Nova Scotia
2005 Gallery Gevik, ‘Return’, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
2004 The Russell Gallery,’ Rural Impressions’, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
West End Gallery, ‘Corina’s Garden’, Victoria, BC
Galerie Le Royer, Montreal, Quebec
2003 West End Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta…’ Seasons’
The Art Gallery Of Peterborough, ‘Beyond The Natural Landscape’ Peterborough, Ontario,
Canada.
Teodora Art Gallery, ‘Landscape Passages’, Toronto, Ontario, Canada…
2002 The Russell Gallery Of Fine Art, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
Art and Soul Gallery, Pickering, Ontario, Canada
2001 Teodora Art Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
West End Gallery, Victoria, B.C., Canada
2000 The Russell Gallery Of Fine Art, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

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Paul Chester

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Last Summer's Walk
by Paul Chester

"Painting idea from a walk I took in the summer through some country fields"

- Paul Chester

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Oil on Canvas	12 × 12 in	Coming soon

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Memory 5
by Paul Chester

"Painting evolved from a memory I had of a beautiful summer evening and the reflected sun on the feild"

- Paul Chester

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Oil on Canvas	10 × 10 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: James Corwin

RESIDES: Montana, USA

BIOGRAPHY: James Corwin designs distinct oil paintings through a unique balance of gestural paint techniques and precise detail. Primarily focused on wildlife Corwin aims to engage the viewer through his dynamic compositions that stir emotion.

With an appreciation for both fine detail and contemporary art, Corwin exquisitely marries the two in each painting with detailed subjects and loosely constructed backgrounds often exposing the underpainting and raw canvas.

Corwin gathers inspiration and references from his frequent travels to exotic destinations around the world. A trip to South Africa opened his eyes to threats of poaching on wildlife. Frequent trips back to Africa have allowed James to work directly with conservation efforts and starting the first Rhino Breeding Project.

Corwin has established himself as a widely collected artist at a very young age. His artwork is collected nationally and internationally as he participates in prestigious exhibitions and auctions throughout the year. He is the youngest artist to ever participate in both Dallas Safari Club and Safari Club International in Las Vegas.

Typically he paints 10-12 hours per day, 7 days a week. He also has two studios overlooking the white sandy beaches of Long Island, NY and located in Lakeside, MT overlooking Flathead Lake and the Swan Mountain Range.

By providing utmost quality and innovation in his painting, Corwin creates a sustaining legacy of integrity and loyalty in his art and conservation.

Corwin was born June 24, 1991 in Honolulu, HI.

Corwin was voted 2nd Best Artist of the Flathead 2015.

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James Corwin

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A Bear and Magpie
by James Corwin

"Magpies startle all of us, including this bear!"

- James Corwin

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Oil on Linen Panel	9 × 12 in	Coming soon

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Ram Study
by James Corwin

"A majestic ram, on a frosty morning"

- James Corwin

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Oil on Linen Panel	11 × 14 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: Charity Dakin

RESIDES:
Alberta, Canada

AWARDS & HONORS:
-March 2019 Wildlife Habitat Canada Stamp Competition, 3rd Place
-March 2018 Wildlife Habitat Canada Stamp Competition, Fan Favourite
-April 2018 Wildlife Habitat Canada Stamp Competition, Runner up
-March 2011 BoldBrush Painting Competition, Finalist – “Outstanding Acrylic”
-June 2011 BoldBrush Painting Competition, Finalist – “Outstanding Acrylic”
-2010 Calgary Stampede Western Showcase, Gallery’s Choice Best of Show

EDUCATION:
Self-Taught

SHOWS & EXHIBITIONS:
2015-2022 Masterpieces in Miniature Show and Sale, Sherwood Park, AB
2021 Botanical Art Agency of Korea 7th Annual International Exhibition (Juried), South Korea
2020 ASBA 23rd Annual International Exhibition (Juried), Wave Hill, Bronx, NY
2014 Night of Artists, Edmonton, AB
2013 CTHS Equine Art Show, Alberta Breeder’s Fall Classic, Edmonton, AB
2013 Western Artists of America Miniature Show and Sale, Billings, MT
2012 Solo Exhibition – Red Roof Gallery, Athabasca, AB
2010 Calgary Stampede Western Showcase Gallery and Auction
2010 Solo Exhibition – Red Roof Gallery, Athabasca, AB
2009 Gage Mercantile Show and Sale, Fairview, AB
2005 Evening With the Arts, Peace River, AB
2005 Prairie Finds Gallery Exhibit, Edmonton, AB
2004 – 2009 Night of Artists, Edmonton, AB
2004 A Northern Kingdom, Visions of the Peace, Fairview, AB
2004 Harvest of Arts, NAIT, Fairview, AB

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Lessons Motmot
by Charity Dakin

"The motmots or Momotidae are a family of birds in the order Coraciiformes, which also includes the kingfishers, bee-eaters and rollers. Despite their colourful plumage and long racket tails, they are more often identified in the understory of dense canopy by their soft, low hooting call. I was on the lookout for them during a recent trip to the Monteverde region of Costa Rica and was so pleased to find these while out for a solo walk along a jungle trail."

- Charity Dakin

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Oil on Panel	12 × 7 in	Coming soon

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Blue Jeans
by Charity Dakin

"While in Costa Rica, I was able to find several species of the colourful poison dart frogs, one of which was the blue jean poison dart frog (also known as the strawberry poison dart frog). Measuring less than 1 inch, these colourful little amphibians produce powerful skin toxins resulting from their diet, and can often be found among the forest floor and leaf litter. However, unlike many other frogs whose tadpoles develop in ground water, dart frogs will transport a tadpole to the bromeliads high up in the canopy, where the small central pool of the plant acts as a nursery for the developing tadpole. The frogs receive the protection of these hard-to-reach places while the bromeliads benefit from the waste nutrients produced by the frogs, demonstrating a wonderful example of the symbiotic relationships that so many tropical species capitalize on in this highly competitive environment."

- Charity Dakin

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Oil on Panel	9 × 7 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: Henri de Groot

RESIDES: Parkland, Alberta

SELECTED HONOUR AND AWARDS:
2004 – Founders Award – Best Portrait of Show, National Open Portrait Exhibition, CIPA
2004 – Best of Show Artist – Calgary Stampede Art Show
2001 – Collectors Choice – Calgary Stampede Art Show
2001 – Artist Choice – Calgary Stampede Art Show
2001 – Best of Show – Western Spirit Art Show, Cheyenne Wyoming
2000 – Best of Show – Calgary Stampede Auction
1999 – Artist Choice – Calgary Stampede Art Show
1999 – Best of Show – Western Spirit Art Show, Cheyenne Wyoming
1998 – Best of Show – Western Spirit Art Show, Cheyenne Wyoming1996 – Artist Choice – Calgary Stampede Art Show

ARTISTS ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Being one of Canada’s premier portrait artist

TECHNIQUE:
De Groot works in graphite and oil to produce beautifully detailed images of people and horses that often convey his sense of humor and reveal a glimpse of a real life cowboy or rancher. De Groot produces his yearly output evenly between colour (oil) and black and white (pencil). Oil lends itself well for landscape scenes to capture the subtle shades and light of nature, while pencil drawings give the portraits depth and old time western feel.\

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The Crossing
by Henri de Groot

"We all look at moving water and think about how we might cross it."

- Henri de Groot

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Oil on Prepared Panel	7.25 × 5.5 in	Coming soon

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Tranquil Evening
by Henri de Groot

"As the sun sets and the day winds down, take a minute to enjoy nature."

- Henri de Groot

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Oil on Prepared Panel	7.25 × 12 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: Michael Dumas

RESIDES: Lakehurst, Ontario

AWARDS AND HONORS:
-awarded the 2025 AFC John Seerey-Lester Excellence in Art award.
-Dual Category Award – ARC International Salon 2017
-Best Sketchbook – Plein Air Salon Dec-Jan 2017
-Award of Excellence – National Oil & Acrylic Painters Society 2016
-SAA President’s Artistic Achievement Award 2016
-Designated as a Marquis Who’s Who Lifetime Achiever 2016
-Dual Category Award – ARC International Art Salon Competition 2016
-Plein Air Magazine bi-monthly competition: Feb-March 2015 Best Still Life
-Plein Air Magazine bi-monthly competition: Dec-Jan 2015 Best Overall Oil: Shown in the May 2015 issue of Plein Air Magazine
-Plein Air Magazine bi-monthly competition: Oct-Nov 2014 Best Nocturne
-ARC International Salon Competition 2014: Dual Category Award
-AFC Festival 2014 – 2 Medals of Excellence
-ATIM’s Top 60 Masters of Contemporary Art 2014: Chosen for 2nd consecutive year by Art Tour International Magazine
– Best of Show: Richeson 75 International Art Competition – Animals, Birds, and Wildlife 2013
– Long Point Waterfowl Association Artist of the Year, 2013
– Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters Artist of the Year, 2013
– 1st Place – A Singular Creation International Art Competition (nature category), 2013
– 1st Place – Artavita International Art Competition (painting category), 2012
– 1st Place – The Artist’s Magazine Annual Art Competition (wildlife category), 2012
– Artists for Conservation Medal of Excellence, 2012
– Decree of Excellence in Art, IBI, Cambridge, 2006
-Master Palette Award, Masterworks in Miniature – Gallery One, USA, 2005
-Pathway to Fame, City of Peterborough, Inducted 2004
-Order of Biographical Excellence, International Biographical Institute, Cambridge, England, 2002
-Twentieth Century Achievement Award, American Biographical Institute, 2000
-Artist of the Year, Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters, 1993 / 1998
-International ‘Flyway’ Artist, Ducks Unlimited International, 1992
-Wildlife Habitat Canada, *First Winner by Competition, 1990
-Wildlife Conservation Award, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, 1987
*First artist to win this award.
-Professional Conservationist Award, Carling – O’Keefe, 1986 *First artist to win this award.
-Waterfowl Art Award, Ducks Unlimited Canada,1983 – 1984

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Michael Dumas

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Vigilance - Cougar
by Michael Dumas

"What has caught the eye of this ever vigilant cat?"

- Michael Dumas

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Polychromos oil pencil on birch panel	5 × 7.5 in	Coming soon

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Field Stones - Chipmunk
by Michael Dumas

"The curiosity of the chipmunk is always entertaining"

- Michael Dumas

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Polychromos oil pencil on birch panel	5 × 7 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: Jonn Einerssen

RESIDES: British Columbia, Canada

MUSEUMS: King of Yemen

ART SHOWS AND EXHIBITS: Many shows with the Western Lights Artist group all over North America

PUBLICATIONS:
Arts & Antique Magazine
Cabo Life Magazine
Who’s who in North America

PUBLISHER: Western Lights Artist Group

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Summer Gold
by Jonn Einerssen

"I grew up on the prairies - that time of year when the fields turn gold is a big part of my life"

- Jonn Einerssen

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Oil	12 × 9 in	Coming soon

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That Special Place
by Jonn Einerssen

"We all have a special place - this is one of mine"

- Jonn Einerssen

Medium	Dimensions	Price
Oil on Canvas	6 × 18 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: Kristen Federchuk

BACKGROUND
Born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta
Currently Residing in Calgary, Alberta
EDUCATION
2010-2014 Professional Agrologist (P. Ag)
2022 BSc. Environmental and Conservation Science, University of Alberta, Edmonton

ARTISTIC AFFILIATIONS
2024 Leighton Art Center, Member
2023-Present Federation of Canadian Artists – Calgary Chapter
2023-Present Women Artists of the West (WAOW), Associate Member
2023-Present Artists for Conservation (AFC), Signature Member
2023-Present Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts, Member
2023 C.M. Russell Museum Member
2023 Robert Bateman Foundation, Member
2022-Present Holbein Community Artist
2022-2023 Mountain View Arts Society, Member
2022-Present Alberta Society of Artists (ASA), Juried Member
2011-Present Society of Canadian Artists (SCA), Elected Member
2023-Present, 2010-2015 Federation of Canadian Artists (FCA), Active Member
2009-2013 Alberta Society of Artists, Supporting Member
2010-2013 Hartcourt House – Artists Run Centre, Member

JURIED SHOWS
2025 Spruce Meadows Masters – Calgary, Alberta
2025 Pure West Art Auction, Deane House – Calgary, Alberta
2025 Pelham Online Art Festival – Fonthill, Ontario
2025 Featured Artist, Bow Valley Ranche – Calgary, Alberta
2024 The Art of Giving, Franz Dopf Gallery – Calgary, Alberta
2024 Realism Juried Art Awards, Camelback Gallery
2024 Micro & Macro – Nature 2, Gallery 4%
2024 14th Annual Animals Art Exhibition, Light Space & Time Gallery
2024 Floral & Botanical 4, Gallery 4%
2024 Fall Exhibition & Sale (Calgary Chapter FCA) – Calgary, Alberta
2024 Spruce Meadows Masters – Calgary, Alberta
2024 14th Annual Landscapes Art Exhibition, Light Space & Time Gallery
2024 Monthly Members Collection, Leighton Art Center – Foothills, Alberta
2024 The West, Franz Dopf Gallery – Calgary, Alberta
2024 Artists for Conservation Virtual Exhibition
2024 Pure West Art Auction, Deane House – Calgary, Alberta
2024 Spruce Meadows Masters – Calgary, Alberta
2024 Clothesline Art Sale, Leighton Art Center – Foothills, Alberta
2024 Spring Show and Sale (Calgary Chapter FCA) – Calgary, Alberta

2024 FCA Animal Exhibition, Federation Gallery – Vancouver, British Columbia
2024 FCA Active Member’s Show, Federation Gallery
2023 Joy II, Summer & Grace Gallery – Oakville, Ontario
2023 SCA Elected Members Small Format Juried Exhibition, Carre des Artistes – Montreal, Quebec
2023 Artists for Conservation Annual Show (Virtual) – Vancouver, British Columbia
2023 Main Gallery Wall, Western Oasis, Calgary Stampede – Calgary, Alberta
2023 WaterScapes, Summer & Grace Gallery – Oakville, Ontario
2023 Animal Art International Exhibition, Ten Moir Gallery
2023 SCA Open International Juried Exhibition – Canada
2023 Spring Air, Riverlands Artist Studio & Gallery – Red Deer, Alberta
2023 Nature’s Wonder International Exhibition, Ten Moir Gallery
2022 Wild Beauty: Portraits of Alberta (Featured Artist), Riverlands Artist Studio & Gallery – Red Deer
2022 Spruce Meadows Masters’ MARKT – Calgary, Alberta
2022 Mini Masterpiece Art Showcase – Calgary Stampede
2022 A Brush With Art, Mountain View Arts Society – Didsbury, Alberta
2022 Spring Air, Riverlands Artist Studio & Gallery – Red Deer, Alberta
2022 SCA International Open Juried Online Exhibition
2020 Calgary Stampede Art Showcase – Calgary, Alberta (juried in, but show cancelled)
2020 Cultivation of Art, Vale’s Greenhouse – Black Diamond, Alberta
2020 Cultivation of Art, Vale’s Greenhouse – Black Diamond, Alberta
2018 SCA 51st International Open Juried Online Exhibition

NON-JURIED SHOWS
2024 Alberta Society of Artists Artist’s Choice Exhibition, The ASA Galleries – Calgary, Alberta
2024 Pure West Autumn Sale, Calgary Polo Club – De Winton, Alberta
2022 Whyte Ave Artwalk – Edmonton, Alberta
2019 Spain Pavilion, Servus Heritage Festival – Edmonton, Alberta
2018 Spain Pavilion, Servus Heritage Festival – Edmonton, Alberta
2017 Spain Pavilion, Servus Heritage Festival – Edmonton, Alberta

Kristen Federchuk

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Busy Bee
by Kristen Federchuk

"Heralding the arrival of spring this busy little bee flits from apple blossom to apple blossom ensuring a bountiful harvest for the fall. I love the little details of a painting and the delicate details of the bee and the soft colors of the light reflecting thru the flower petals made this piece delightful to paint. The colors of this piece make it a complimentary match with my other little painting Dahlia"

- Kristen Federchuk

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Acrylic on Canvas	9 × 12 in	Coming soon

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Dahlia
by Kristen Federchuk

"Dahlia's are a flower rich in symbolism, meaning and intrigue. Inner strength, positve change and commitment are the most common meanings associated with Dahlia's. Different coloured Dahlia's have different meanings, pink Dahlia's symbolize kindness and feminine beauty making them the perfect gift for Mother's day. These are a few of the things that attracted me paint this beautiful pink Dahlia."

- Kristen Federchuk

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Acrylic on Canvas	12 × 12 in	Coming soon

ARTIST: Rod Frederick

RESIDES: Oregon

EDUCATION:
BFA minor in Biology from Willamette University

SELECTED AWARDS:
2017 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife – Upland Bird Stamp – Blue Grouse
2013 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife – Habitat Stamp – Print with Kit Fox
First-ever Featured Artist at the prestigious Pacific Rim Wildlife Art Show.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
He’s hiked and camped in mountains and forests throughout the northwest U.S., Central America and East Africa. He knows the lakes and mountains as well as he knows the plains and deserts, not to mention almost all the creatures who live there, from the smallest bird to the largest elephant. And he will paint them on whatever size canvas suits them best. In addition to his peaceful views of animals in their natural habitats, he is also known for his paintings’ many different sizes and shapes—each chosen to best suit his perfectly balanced images of wildlife and wilderness. Rod Frederick has two adult children and is so excited that he has just become “Grandpa” for the first time.

Masterpieces in Miniature Invitational Art Show 2006, 2007, 2010, 2012

PUBLISHER: Greenwich Workshop

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Rod Frederick

ART SHOW May 9th till 28th, 2026

ART SHOW
May 9th till 28th,
2026