Photographer. Jennifer Dunaj

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Illustrator. Robert Carter

ROBERT CARTER was born in St. Albans, England, and moved to Ontario, Canada, at an early age. He graduated from Sheridan College School of Art and Design in 2002. Robert combines a strong foundation in portraiture with a unique sense of visual and conceptual problem-solving to create striking, vibrant, and textured illustrations and portraits with subjects ranging from the realistic to the surreal. Robert is an award-winning illustrator, some of which include: Altpick Awards Annual (2008), Communication Arts Awards Annual (2008 & 06), Society of Illustrators 50th Annual Awards (2007), Luerzer's 200 Best Illustrators World Wide (2007), Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art (2007 & 05), and Applied Arts Illustration Awards Annual (2004 & 02). A selection of his work can be seen at his personal portfolio website www.crackedhat.com. Robert now lives and works as a freelance illustrator in Baden, Ontario, Canada.

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Photographer: Michael V. Fiala

Michael V. Fiala studied fine art and graphic design in
Prague and has worked in photography media as a
Toronto-based freelance and fine art photographer since
the late seventies.
His work investigates the possibilities in a play of color
and light and it ranges from exterior photography to
conceptual studio images.

EXHIBITS
Salon des Artistes, Toronto
“Homage to Cranach the Elder”, Contact, 1998
“Still Lives”, Contact, Toronto, 1999
“Silent Buildings”, Elevator Gallery, Toronto, 2000
Group Show, Elevator Gallery, Toronto, 2001
“Abandoned”, Parts Gallery, Toronto, 2004
“Uncertain Significance of Privilege” Peak Gallery, Toronto 2009
“Envy”, Kimberly Owens Projects, Toronto 2010

COLLECTIONS
CIBC-Mellon Headquarters, Toronto
Claude Neon, Toronto
Ales Vesely, Sculptor, Prague
Private collectors, Canada

AWARDS
GRAPHIS Photography Annual, Gold Award, 2010
Applied Arts Photography Annual, Fine Art, 2009
Hasselblad Masters, Semifinalist, 2008

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Amy Victoria Wakefield

"Real success is finding your lifework in the work that you love..

My name is Amy Victoria Ann Wakefield and I am nothing less than a photographer. I am a graduate of the Alberta College of Art and Design with a Bachelor of Design in Photography.


I grew up in a town far removed from the hustle and bustle of the city in which i currently dwell. As I learn to slow down and connect with my beginnings I am amazed at the images I am able to create for others.

I wear silver bangles brought back from places visited throughout my life. My wrists will be heavily laden with memories of my transition from youth to maturity in the years to come. For each milestone, I receive an antique camera. I own eleven, and anxiously await the beautiful moments ahead. I write postcards to my grandfather. I collect antiquities and rarities. I smile for overcast skies and delicate winds. I revel in creating gauzy foggy photographs, and have a love for the unsettling stark nature of a long forgotten building or room. I am content knowing that my life’s work is also my passion.

sincerely
amy victoria"

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Shot. Gilles Brouillette

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Illustration. Yuta Onoda

Yuta Onoda, originally from Japan, has recently graduated from Bachelor of Applied

Arts Illustration at Sheridan College, Canada. He has been shaping his art aesthetic through

various forms of media, finding new avenues to express himself.

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Illustration. Matthew Billington (2)

Hanibal's March to Rome + A Years Recap
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Art. Ben Lo

"About time I write a new journal entry, hahaha )

I've recently graduated and moved to Boston for work. All I can say is that time really flies. I can still remember the times back in high school when I was deciding on what do I really wanted to do for the rest of my life. "I wanted to become an animator," was what I thought back then. That was the main reason I threw myself into the animation program at Sheridan. It was hell. But after going through it, I realized that it was worth it. I did not become an animator though. At some point in 3rd year was when I realized that what I really wanted to do was concept art. And I really did it. It was through the help from a bunch of my friends, teaching me from none to be able to create paintings thats actually something what people would like. I just don't know how to thank them. I er... I think i blabed on too much, hahaha )

So anyway, Thank you all so much for dropping by. Despite my laziness to reply, I do read every single comments posted on here ). If you do have any question, you are more than welcome to just send me a note or ask me on msn.

-Ben Lo

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