Artists
Labrador City, NL
Diana Pinnell
Diana is an illustrator who transforms ordinary scenes from her northern Canadiansurroundings into extraordinary designs. Her bold vector art and custom patternsshowcase vivid colors and clean lines. Her engineering background infuses her artisticpractice with distinctive precision and an eye for hidden beauty.
Calgary, AB
Kelsey Voss
Kelsey Voss is both an artist and a climate scientist. Her large collection of national and provincial park drawings across the country emphasizes her passion for protecting and preserving Canada’s natural spaces.Kelsey loves capturing the nostalgia and magical feeling of nature by drawing a bit of historical Canadian art inspiration from the Group of Seven while creating a modern feel to the artwork by using a digital medium.
Calgary, AB
Jadyn Williams
Jadyn Williams (Fischer-McNab) is a Cree artist, educator, and illustrator from Mohkinstsis (Calgary), Alberta. A junior high teacher since 2018, she illustrated Brave Like the Buffalo and runs artbyJFM, a stationery business. Jadyn belongs to George Gordon First Nation (Treaty Four) and is an intergenerational Residential School survivor. Jadyn integrates Indigenous knowledge into her work, fostering education and resilience through art and storytelling.
Hamilton, ON
Laura Konyndyk
Laura Konyndyk is an illustrator and surface designer living in Hamilton, ON. She is happiest working with watercolour and gouache, or digitally on her trusty Ipad. She aims to make art that is fresh, colourful, warm and lively. Laura has a background in greeting cards and has loved broadening her scope these last view years with Pink Light Studio. When she’s not drawing, Laura is walking trails, listening to podcasts, embracing life an auntie or looking after her adoring dog and mischievous cat.
Calgary, AB
Rachel Lyon
Rachel Lyon is a Calgary-based muralist and illustrator passionate about supporting local, fostering relationships within the art community, and of course, rescue dogs! Her dog Millie was adopted from Pawsitive Match Rescue Foundation in 2020 and was the inspiration behind this design.
Edmonton, AB
Amy Dixon
Amy is an Edmonton-based visual artist. Finding early inspiration in the mountain and ocean vistas of her childhood home in Nova Scotia, she is drawn to natural beauty and place in her art. Amy exchanged raging Atlantic waters for vast prairie skies when she settled in Alberta, where she has since been captivated by the yellows, blues, and pinks of western summers as much as by the comforting stillness of the Rocky Mountains. Amy’s work is a constant evolution as her desire to explore Canada and around the world continues to shape and influence her craft.
Montreal, QC
Marie-Laure Plano
Marie-Laure Plano was born in France. It was by observing her mother, a wedding dress designer and amateur illustrator, that she first connected with her artistic side from a young age. After arriving in Montreal in 2010, she channeled her energy into her blog, Liligraffiti, which later became her artistic alter ego and brand. Marie-Laure, now a Canadian citizen, maintains a passionate love affair with Montreal, depicting it in all its forms and seasons. The Liligraffiti universe is a blend of realism and fantasy, vibrant with colors.
Quebec City, QC
Maude Gervais
Les barbos, a creative project by illustrator Maude Gervais, invites us to explore soft and minimalist illustrations imbued with memories. Created and printed in Quebec, Maude's artworks are inspired by her passion for nature. Through her art, Maude wishes to evoke the beauty and tranquility of the great outdoors.
Bowen Island, BC
Anja Jane
As an artist and green witch, Anja has transformed her profound connection to Mother Nature into intricately designed prints, stationery, and home goods. Her folksy whimsical illustrations are inspired by her Norwegian and Polish heritage. Being kind to the environment is integral; Anja is dedicated to using her art as a tool to inspire others to appreciate the beauty of nature and become involved in protecting our planet.
Vancouver Island, BC
Capri Sadler
Capri started digital art about four years ago when she was traveling in a van through Australia. She had always been a painter but didn’t have the space anymore, so an iPad was the perfect option! She started by drawing posters of the places she was traveling and selling them at local markets. When she moved back home, she started drawing the places she loved on Vancouver Island. Creating posters has now become a full-time job.