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Perhaps the most important part of this announcement isn't the tax break itself. It's the recognition that making art is...
11/06/2026

Perhaps the most important part of this announcement isn't the tax break itself. It's the recognition that making art is work.

Now, I realize that what I tend to feature on social media is the loafing about, drinking w**e in Tuscany, travelling, and generally sitting around observing things for hours. It all looks terribly romantic, doesn't it? And admittedly, those are some pretty lovely perks of the job. But the reality is that there's a whole lot of unglamorous work happening behind the scenes that doesn't make for quite such an exciting social media post.

There's an enormous amount of work, skill, financial risk, discipline and entrepreneurship behind building a sustainable artistic practice.

We can love what we do and still expect it to be recognized as work. In fact, perhaps that's exactly the point.

Frontenac Challenge finishers, take a bow! 👏🌲With the Frontenac Park Challenge wrapping up at the end of October, a huge...
10/27/2026

Frontenac Challenge finishers, take a bow! 👏🌲

With the Frontenac Park Challenge wrapping up at the end of October, a huge congratulations to everyone who's been out there hiking those loops, climbing those rocky ridges, and soaking up the spectacular fall colours. What a way to experience our backyard!

And now I have a little idea brewing… 🎨

I'm planning a small collection of original oil paintings inspired by Frontenac Provincial Park, and I'd love your help choosing what to paint.

What's your favourite spot in the park? The lake you could sit beside for hours? The lookout that took your breath away? That stretch of trail where the autumn light was pure magic?

👇 Drop your favourite spot in the comments! Tag your hiking buddy. Send to a friend who loves the park. Your nomination might just make it onto my canvas.

A little Frontenac collection is coming soon, and I can't wait to see which places you love most. 🍂

10/22/2026

Commissions: a little nerve-wracking, a lot rewarding. 🎨

There’s something uniquely tricky about painting a commission. You’re trying to bring someone else’s vision to life while staying true to your own artistic instincts. It’s a bit of a dance.

But then comes this part. The painting is finished, it’s leaving the studio, and it’s about to become part of someone else’s world. Their home, their memories, their everyday moments.

Safe travels, "little" painting. Go find your home. 💖

10/16/2026

I was eavesdropping at an art show. 👀

Not because I’m nosy. Okay, maybe a little.

But sometimes the most interesting stories at an art show aren’t hanging on the walls. They’re happening right in front of you.

And sometimes, a conversation you weren’t even part of reminds you exactly why art matters.

Have you ever overheard a conversation that stayed with you long after you left the room?

10/12/2026

Some people aren’t rooting for you. They’re just waiting for the plot twist where you fail.

I learned this the hard way: the people who underestimate you at the beginning don’t always change their minds when you succeed. Sometimes they just change their approach.

Have you ever had someone who doubted you suddenly want a piece of what you built?

Tell me I’m not the only one. 👀 And send this to a friend who’s building something they were never supposed to pull off.

10/10/2026

The art stays. The chairs are up for debate. 👀🎨

Welcome back to Start With the Art — where we decorate the room around the painting, not the other way around.

First, we’ve got the artwork. The dining table stays. But the chairs? That’s where you come in.

I’ve got three contenders, three different vibes, and absolutely no intention of making this decision without consulting the people. 😂

👇 Team A, B, or C? Cast your vote in the comments and tell me why!

Because a room doesn’t need a complete makeover to feel completely different. Sometimes, you just need to start with the art.


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