"There are so many wonderful arts and talented people -- painters, writers, musicians,illustrators, designers (creative and technical). Creatives access their subconscious mind with it's untold hidden treasures to make their masterpiece." S. Middler, artist
Background is a photo of Oliver Area
and was used in the Book Cover Design
Sorceress by David Korinetz
Graphic Design Portfolio Link
Last updated: February, 2010
Contact Information:
Location: Okanagan Valley, B.C., Canada
email: graphics@artistoutofcanada.com
or call: 778.476.4715
and was used in the Book Cover Design
Sorceress by David Korinetz
Graphic Design Portfolio Link
Last updated: February, 2010
Contact Information:
Location: Okanagan Valley, B.C., Canada
email: graphics@artistoutofcanada.com
or call: 778.476.4715
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Art Works Hard for All of Us
Art is so much a part of my life, I failed to notice it's tremendous value. Imagine that, when art is evident everywhere, in everything. Art was required to create the car you drive, the clothes you wear, your home and your entertainment. It is a huge part of my life and yours.When I consider what I have been doing, how was I able to maintain a somewhat prevalent attitude that people who love art are only doing it for a hobby, because they are retired or for fun.
Besides fine art paintings, I have also created art necessary to produce such diverse items as computer disc drives and books that people read. Without art this page and your computer wouldn't exist.
Art isn't just playing and having fun. Although creating it is fun, art works hard for all of us and I think that is important!
Artist Out of Canada -- Some History
Artist Out of Canada was first registered in 2003 by artist Sharron Middler.
Artist Out of Canada was created as a place for a gallery or portfolio. The main idea was to display artwork depicting the 'real' Canada - the Canadian wilderness.
Are there people who have yet to see real nature?
Canada is one of the few places where you can still experience nature at it's most beautiful. Were there people out there who had never seen anything but cement? Had they ever seen trees, 300 foot trees, lakes, eagles, owls, deer or coyotes? . . . . more
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