@caitlinmcdonagh | caitlinmcdonagh.com
Bio: Caitlin McDonagh is a Canadian visual artist and muralist who creates intricate illustrative works that are deeply inspired by folklore, symbolism, and the natural world. Inspired by where human life and the natural world blurs, her work often results in a seamless narrative of beings who show both humanistic and animalistic sides […]
@thisillustratedlife | wescover.com/creator/lydia-beauregard
Bio: Lydia Beauregard is a freelance visual artist and muralist. She believes art to be a constant tool for personal evolution, and in turn hopes to evoke feelings of love, hope, and freedom in her audience. She makes an effort to balance imagination and reality by drawing vague representations of her subjects and using […]
@rustycauldronstudio | rustycauldronstudios.wordpress.com
Bio: Beth Threlfall is a busy artist, maker, and community building based in Victoria BC. She’s always busy with various art projects—whether it’s creating mural projects, doing private commissions, organizing participatory community art events, or simply working in my own Rusty Cauldron Studio, I always make time for art!
A Fernwood resident for over 20 years, She works […]
@ian_david_george
Bio: Ian George is a prolific visual artist from Calgary working and living in Victoria as a Red Seal Journeyman painter/decorator for the last 19 years. Inspired every day by our beautiful island, Ian tends to work in the medium that inspires him in the moment. Woodworking, sculpting, painting, and custom lighting are a few […]
About the mural: Enveloping the exterior walls of Tiny Homes Village, Interbeeing is a collaborative project between three local artists – Kay Gallivan, Lydia Beauregard and Caitlin McDonagh. All three artists have contributed to placemaking throughout the city, with Lydia and Caitlin both contributing murals to the Concrete Canvas festival in Rock Bay. Kay Gallivan […]
@collin.elder | collinelder.com
Thank you to the City of Victoria My Great Neighbourhood Grant for funding this placemaking project!
@shanus.uasl
Bio: Shane Appleton is a local indigenous manipulator of paint. Bringing his graffiti upbringing to stages, sets, walls, and canvas to uplift communities and bring the paint to life.
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