Earl Eidem Earl Eidem was raised in Saskatoon, where he eventually returned, to the family business. He worked in a creative environment, which he wanted to continue into retirement after 51 years of work. Knifemaking was interesting and rewarding but because the heat...
Hanna Yokozawa Farquharson I never imagined when I moved to a small town in Saskatchewan, Canada in February 2011 that I would find the inspiration to become an artist, specifically a textile artist. I began finding inspiration in the people around me, in the world of...
J. Craig Hubbard I paint acrylic landscapes, and people pictures with the Prairie River Artist guild. I also do soapstone carvings and am a member of the Prairie Sculptures Assoc. and also SWAA. I will do commissions for people from old pictures and like old houses...
Jill Davidson she/her Jill started working with clay in elementary school. She worked in clay in high school, as well, taught by Debra Potter. Jill was fortunate to study ceramics at the University of Regina with Ruth Chambers and Vic Cicansky. Jill makes original...
Leila Olfert The question of why I create has been one of long-standing. The ‘need’ to make something that expresses my anxieties, joys, and beliefs – in others words, my inner being – is an integral part of me. When it becomes an obsession...
