Dawn of Imagination

Nanci Miranda

Head Artist and Owner of Studio 360

Toronto based artist, Nanci paints in acrylic as well as oils. She is an intuitive painter who loves to bring emotion as well as intense colour to a piece. You can see more of Nanci's art at

Portrait

Pet Portrait

Gail Cooper

Gail's puckish sense of whimsy is displayed in her acrylic art. Using the 3 C's ... contrast, colour, composition ... as direction, Gail's work is always evolving.

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She maintains a studio in Toronto's Davisville Village. Learn more about Gail and her creative works on instagram@coldstreamborn

Peg Graham 

Peg paints with Acrylics on canvas, plywood or metal. She paints nature, animals, people and mixes it up with colour, throwing in the odd abstract. It seems that everything is abstract with a hint of reality.

Tamar Ishaky 

Tamar came to discover her love of painting in the midst of writing her Masters’ thesis, which was on the dynamics of relationships. At the time, she was looking for a medium in which to express her relationship with herself. Years later, Tamar continues to paint and express herself intuitively using intense colors and shapes with attention towards emotion.

Consumed by Passion

Birth

Between Darkness & Light

Grethe Jensen 

Grethe Jensen is a contemporary artist/instructor whose work is abstracted, rich in colour, and approached in the spirit of exploration and experimentation. Her paintings begin with layer upon layer of paint and other materials applied to the canvas or other surface. With the addition of each new layer, the under layers are rejuvenated, enhanced and energized. This building process creates moods and feelings, resulting in paintings that have a powerful presence.

Grethe's work is held in public and  private collections in Canada, the US and Europe. Grethe teaches experimental painting classes, using a "Just Do It! approach.  

Serendipity

Sun Salutations

Sun Spots

Sea Sky

Noelle Hjelte

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Noelle finds inspiration from nature and our relationship with it. She paints representational landscapes and portraits, with a focus on movement and emotion, working in a variety of media including watercolor and acrylics.

After completing her BFA at Alberta College of Art and Design, Noelle has exhibited her work in a number of galleries across Canada. She currently resides in Toronto, Ontario and will be pursuing her MA in Fall 2020.

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Shining

One Brush