New painting of Edmonton neighbourhood
▲ 2.4k r/Edmonton

New painting of Edmonton neighbourhood

Just finished this one today.

"Good morning, Winter"

Oil on canvas

30" × 40"

u/arthmt — 10 days ago
▲ 1.6k r/Edmonton+1 crossposts

New painting of Edmonton neighbourhood

Just finished this one.

"Bike Ride Home from Having Beers with Friends"

Oil on canvas

24"×30"

u/arthmt — 1 month ago
▲ 498 r/Edmonton

New painting of Edmonton neighbourhood

"Construction Season Sunset"

30" × 40"

Oil on canvas

u/arthmt — 2 months ago
▲ 211 r/Edmonton

Edmonton winter landscape painting for your viewing pleasure in the summer

At least there are no mosquitoes in this landscape. Finished today.

"Lights Will Guide You Home"

24"×48"

Oil on canvas

u/arthmt — 3 months ago
▲ 634 r/alberta+1 crossposts

New painting of Edmonton neighborhood

u/arthmt — 4 months ago
▲ 606 r/Edmonton

New painting of Edmonton neighborhood

Finished this piece today.

"Shadows in the Spring"

30" × 48"

Oil on canvas

u/arthmt — 4 months ago

New Painting of Edmonton neighborhood

Sunset Vibes

24" × 30"

Oil on canvas

u/arthmt — 5 months ago
▲ 684 r/painting

I love contrast.

"Fresh Tracks"

24"×30"

Oil on canvas

u/arthmt — 5 months ago

This subreddit has been amazingly supportive of my artwork over the years (thank you). Edmonton is such an incredible arts city, and I'm really excited to give back to the young arts community. I'm excited to share that my husband and I have started a new art school focusing on youth art education. Starting this September, I will be teaching art classes for young artists in grades 1 - 9 at our school, MACMOT Art Academy.

Growing up, I had a wonderful art education provided through my public school. I had gone to art class 1 to 2 times a week for an hour and was lucky enough to have the same art teacher in elementary and high school. Without this education, I doubt I would be the artist I am today. Now that I'm a parent, I'm sad my kids do not have the same art education that I did and I can't help but think about the artistic kids missing out on going to see the art teacher at school.

Our classes will center around teaching technical skills, vocabulary and fundamental principles of visual art (space, colour, shape, form, texture, line, and value). My goal is to foster a learning environment that focuses on practicing these skills and principles without the pressure of passing and failing. I've taught youth art classes before and really enjoyed the experience, so I'm excited (and a bit nervous) to start my own school.

If you have a young artist at home and have been thinking about enrolling them in art classes, I'd be honoured to be considered for their artistic journey. Please visit our website and let me know if you have any questions at all!

Edit: fixed my horrible typo in the website

u/arthmt — 5 months ago