Mural Walk

I am a 27-year-old self-taught artist. I have been artistic from an extremely young age and discovered art as my true passion in high school where I was awarded a scholarship and received art awards. I have consistently been commissioning personal smaller paintings capturing special moments since then. Each commission has helped me to build a portfolio and I have been blessed to always have an artistic project on the go. I have done 3 murals prior to this and have designed a few. I have done a few art shows and have been working on building my artistic career from different commissions leading to different projects and opportunities.

I grew up in the town of Forest, so having a few murals go up in my hometown will be exciting! I absolutely love creating pieces for the public eye. I specialize in realism paintings and enjoy achieving details in my own style that many people may have missed. I was trying to paint different buildings and scenes that I had grown up surrounded with, along with highlighting some of the significant history in Forest.

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(Ma-Mi-No-ga-boo) is an Ojibway artist from Kettle and Stoney Point First Nation, situated along the shores of Lake Huron, in Ontario, Canada.

Born in 1980, Jeff grew up with a love of art, drawing his inspiration from Nature – a passion shared with many First Nations artists. “My work reflects my culture – its blessings along with its inner pains and suffering. My journey through life has led me to my native culture and traditions and the place where I am honoured to share my heart and soul through my artistic gift.”

Jeffrey is an internationally-renowned artist whose work hangs in many private homes and public galleries throughout North America and the world.

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Website: www.briannormandeau.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrianD.Normandeau
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brin_gallery/

London-based artist Brian Normandeau paints for aesthetic reasons that reflect today’s society. However, his work is not dictated by style but by the colours, textures and processes required to capture his vision, even from the most mundane subjects. He takes his inspiration from family, life, and nature, bringing his views to life in an emotional and thought-provoking way.

Brian shares his excitement for what he sees and experiences through painting. He approaches painting as a means of challenging and motivating himself to interpret what he sees and what he can do. It is about searching for something that inspires him and then challenges him to create and share it.

Paintings: The Stock Yards Circa 1966 and The old Forest Bake Shop

Rick has lived in the Forest area his entire life. His family had a small livestock trucking business where he worked. During the 1980’s he started a sign company (Jones Signs) and people became familiar with his beautiful artwork. Rick is a self-taught artist and paints pictorials on signs, canvas and murals. Rick particularly enjoys painting farm scenes and old buildings.