Month: April 2022 (Page 1 of 2)

Artist Spotlight: Joyce Boyer

I chatted with Christian artist Joyce Boyer recently. Our chat went fairly quick, which I’m sure her two dogs were grateful for. They were waiting for us to finish because Joyce was going to take them for a W-A-L-K.

Despite it being a fast conversation, I learned a lot about her and where her inspiration comes from. I hope you do too. Enjoy.

[Featured Artwork: “Reaching Up” by Joyce Boyer.]

Joyce Boyer
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The Ballpark Princess

We took our kids to Disneyland in April 2017. Their first trip. The excitement was palpable for the month leading up to the trip.

This trip was also going to feature a Toronto Blue Jays road game for me and our then-six-year-old son. He loved baseball. It was his passion then and remains his passion to this day.

This would be his second-ever MLB game. As excited as he was for Disneyland (very!), he might have been just as excited to go to a Toronto Blue Jays game.

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Artist Spotlight: Linda McBain Cuyler

I chatted with Edmonton-based artist Linda McBain Cuyler recently. It took a little bit to get going due to some audio issues, but after her tech support (aka her daughter) sorted it out, we were off to the races.

Linda is a super-creative artist who actually went to the University of Manitoba, graduating with an Interior Design focus. So, it should come as no surprise that she has incorporated a lot of fiber and fabrics into her art through the years.

Read through today’s chat, and I would encourage you to check out Linda’s art at some of the provided links. Each piece brings something unique.

[Featured Artwork by Linda McBain Cuyler]

Linda McBain Cuyler
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The Studio Light

Growing up, my parents were really good at sharing tips and advice.

One memorable piece of advice was: “Get that spaghetti out from between your toes.”

But, by far, the most common was: “Turn off the lights!”

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Artist Spotlight: Cathy Bible

I had the immense pleasure of chatting with Edmonton-based abstract artist Cathy Bible from her winter home in Phoenix before she returned north for spring and summer.

Being a retired Kindergarten teacher and former principal, she had so much passion and energy to share about art, artists, and her retirement career. The one thing you need to know about Cathy: She has an incredible amount of energy… and it’s contagious.

I hope you enjoy reading our chat as much as I did in capturing it for you to read!

[Featured Artwork: “Sacrosanct” 30″x30″]

Cathy Bible
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