Annette Stokes-Ayers started painting about 10 years ago after many years of observing her own mother paint. Her paternal grandmother was also an artist and a sculptor. She is a member of Franklin Carmichael Art Centre , Neilson Park Creative Centre, Etobicoke Art Group and Humber Valley Art Group where she has taken landscape and portraiture classes in water colour and acrylic.
Annette Stokes-Ayers works with acrylic and oil as well as pastel. She enjoys painting works of portraiture, landscape and floral. Her works were exhibited in juried shows in Toronto at the Etobicoke Civic Centre , Neilson Park Creative Centre and Franklin Carmichael Art Centre and now at Jadranka Café & Pastries.
Jadranka
Pastries is featuring an exhibition of water colour sketches and oil
paintings by the artist Barbara Lea. This collection of works was
inspired by the artists trip recent to Paris seem very much at home in
our European-style café.
Artist Statement For the past 15 years, Lynn Damp has been pursuing her interest in fine art with increasing vigour and intensity. Studies have included art classes and workshops at various local and international locations, augmented by museum and gallery visits wherever she goes in the world. Art is totally absorbing for Lynn - spiritually, intellectually and physically. She is very appreciative of her patrons (family), teachers, mentors, fellow artists and friends for their support and encouragement.
Annette Stokes-Ayers started painting about 10 years ago after many years of observing her own mother paint. Her paternal grandmother was also an artist and a sculptor. She is a member of Franklin Carmichael Art Centre , Neilson Park Creative Centre, Etobicoke Art Group and Humber Valley Art Group where she has taken landscape and portraiture classes in water colour and acrylic.
