Thank You Queens Street Art Crawl 2012
I volunteered for an outdoor art show and sale at the Trinity Belwoods Park last September 15 and 16, 2012. It was called the Queen West Art Crawl. I found these amazing artists.
Calig Atas - a Turkish photograhper with cool pictures, one of which I really like.
This one was on sale for 90 C$. I like panoramic shots.
In his website shows he has drawings and sketches too. One drawing I like.
Good strokes and striking color with pencil lines.
He has a DevianArt page here.
Greg Voisin - he makes cute ceramic pieces with quaint cute hand drawn drawings like bicycles and whales. As said in his blog about is clay pieces and art...
Each piece is handmade and decorated in my home studio. The hand drawn images of birds, mustaches, mix tapes, bicycles and the like are meant to warm the heart as much as they are meant to warm your leftovers.
Amy Druker - she makes pencil like drawings which are actually prints that look cute in match stick unpainted wood and glass frames.
This paintings/ drawings/ frames/ pictures would be perfect for a set up like this.
Queen Street West is a nice area with pretty little shops and cafes, very artsy and fun, making it the art and design district of Toronto. Shops you can find here are like Penquin and Fred Perry and and many cool other ones like furniture like Gus (even knock offs), bikes, cake shops and bakeries.
To ART! I found many more artists, art there and too many to mention. Just check out the kist there.
Calig Atas - a Turkish photograhper with cool pictures, one of which I really like.
This one was on sale for 90 C$. I like panoramic shots.
In his website shows he has drawings and sketches too. One drawing I like.
Good strokes and striking color with pencil lines.
He has a DevianArt page here.
Greg Voisin - he makes cute ceramic pieces with quaint cute hand drawn drawings like bicycles and whales. As said in his blog about is clay pieces and art...
Each piece is handmade and decorated in my home studio. The hand drawn images of birds, mustaches, mix tapes, bicycles and the like are meant to warm the heart as much as they are meant to warm your leftovers.
Amy Druker - she makes pencil like drawings which are actually prints that look cute in match stick unpainted wood and glass frames.
This paintings/ drawings/ frames/ pictures would be perfect for a set up like this.
Queen Street West is a nice area with pretty little shops and cafes, very artsy and fun, making it the art and design district of Toronto. Shops you can find here are like Penquin and Fred Perry and and many cool other ones like furniture like Gus (even knock offs), bikes, cake shops and bakeries.
To ART! I found many more artists, art there and too many to mention. Just check out the kist there.