by Andrea Mulder-Slater
Now that we are settled in our new studio space, out thoughts have returned to art making, in a big way. Geoff has two mural projects coming up. One - in a public tourism space and the other in a downtown St. Andrews business.
Meanwhile, he has just begin working on a mural in a private home. This one is on a wall in a large stairwell/entrance way.
Here's a sneak peek...
Stay tuned for more updates...
Do you need a mural in your home? We can do that :)
http://www.jareaart.com/murals.htm
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
At long last - a new website
by Andrea Mulder-Slater
Building a new home and studio have swallowed up a lot of our time over the past year. But, I am very happy to report that we have recently updated our website to reflect the new look and feel of our studio.
Have a look - we hope you like it :)
Until next time,
Andrea
Building a new home and studio have swallowed up a lot of our time over the past year. But, I am very happy to report that we have recently updated our website to reflect the new look and feel of our studio.
Have a look - we hope you like it :)
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| wwwJareaArt.com |
Until next time,
Andrea
Monday, September 17, 2012
Harvest Floorcloth
by Andrea Mulder-Slater
We love Autumn here at Jarea Art! Cool nights, warm daytime breezes and lots of apples in the orchards. We spent the afternoon collecting apples yesterday which we brought home and made into pie. There's nothing quite like the smell of warm cinnamon. Am I right?
All of this got me thinking about a wonderful floorcloth we produced for a client in Massachusetts.
It began with a sketch:
From there, we stretched our canvas and began painting. That's Jantje working away on the background.
Once the main background colors were complete, it was time to start laying out the apples. We did this with a nice, bright pink.
We continued by adding more details to the apples, including stems, shadows and shine.
Once the painting was complete, we sealed the cloth and removed it from the frame. We finished the edges and then we had a look at our handiwork.
Here's how the cloth looked in its new home in Massachusetts.
And now, it's time for apple pie :)
JareaArt Folk 'n Fine
www.jareaart.etsy.com
www.facebook.com/jareaart
Watch for new floorcloth designs - coming soon to our Etsy shop!
We love Autumn here at Jarea Art! Cool nights, warm daytime breezes and lots of apples in the orchards. We spent the afternoon collecting apples yesterday which we brought home and made into pie. There's nothing quite like the smell of warm cinnamon. Am I right?
All of this got me thinking about a wonderful floorcloth we produced for a client in Massachusetts.
It began with a sketch:
From there, we stretched our canvas and began painting. That's Jantje working away on the background.
Once the main background colors were complete, it was time to start laying out the apples. We did this with a nice, bright pink.
We continued by adding more details to the apples, including stems, shadows and shine.
Once the painting was complete, we sealed the cloth and removed it from the frame. We finished the edges and then we had a look at our handiwork.
Here's how the cloth looked in its new home in Massachusetts.
And now, it's time for apple pie :)
JareaArt Folk 'n Fine
www.jareaart.etsy.com
www.facebook.com/jareaart
Watch for new floorcloth designs - coming soon to our Etsy shop!
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Just us together
This summer, Jantje was part of the National Sculpture Competition at Kingsbrae Garden. Here are some photos of her stone sculpture which is currently on display.
| Talking with Cyril Lunney from ATV Morning Live, about her work. |
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Summer 2012
This summer, we decided to freshen up the buildings by the bay. We began by repainting the floors. Building 1 was painted a nice rusty brown - reminiscent of mud flats. Building 2 was painted a nice, bright turquoise - as was the trim on the outside of the buildings.
We renamed our spaces "Jarea Art Gallery, Folk 'n Fine" to reflect the fact that we now carry a nice selection of folk art and fine art created by artists from across the province. This year and are thrilled to announce that, in addition to the work of Jantje (Blokhuis-Mulder), Geoff (Slater) and I (Andrea Mulder-Slater), we have work from:
Wilma Blokhuis, Larissa Blokhuis, Jackie Guthrie, Gerry Cloud, Cedar Sky, Randy Russell, Jamie-Lynn Doak, Joe Hunt, Beatrice McFadden, Mary Cormier, Lillian O'Connor, Curtis McFadden, Christin Lambert, Leo Narcisse Robichaud, Betty Stuart, Tangled Love Decor (Chavah Haddon and Zach Palmer), and more (oh my!)
Here is a little taste of how our spaces are shaping up this summer:
We renamed our spaces "Jarea Art Gallery, Folk 'n Fine" to reflect the fact that we now carry a nice selection of folk art and fine art created by artists from across the province. This year and are thrilled to announce that, in addition to the work of Jantje (Blokhuis-Mulder), Geoff (Slater) and I (Andrea Mulder-Slater), we have work from:
Wilma Blokhuis, Larissa Blokhuis, Jackie Guthrie, Gerry Cloud, Cedar Sky, Randy Russell, Jamie-Lynn Doak, Joe Hunt, Beatrice McFadden, Mary Cormier, Lillian O'Connor, Curtis McFadden, Christin Lambert, Leo Narcisse Robichaud, Betty Stuart, Tangled Love Decor (Chavah Haddon and Zach Palmer), and more (oh my!)
Here is a little taste of how our spaces are shaping up this summer:
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