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  1. Takaya and the Mountain by Laura Kidson, Image 1.

    Laura Kidson

    Takaya and the Mountain

    Acrylic On Canvas

    18 x 24 in

  2. A Lament of Hope by Larissa Fielding, Image 1.

    Larissa Fielding

    A Lament of Hope

    Fine tip ink pen and contour hatching

    8 x 6 in

  3. Ballad of Takaya by Nayana Rathmalgoda, Image 1.

    Nayana Rathmalgoda

    Ballad of Takaya

    Oils on clayboard

    24 x 18 in

  4. Takaya by Matt Hayward, Image 1.

    Matt Hayward

    Takaya

  5. Takaya by Marta Nowodzinska, Image 1.

    Marta Nowodzinska

    Takaya

    Fine tip pen on paper

  6. Takaya by Mafawnwee Olivia Kenton, Image 2.

    Mafawnwee Olivia Kenton

    Takaya

  7. Takaya, l'incroyable loup by Lydie Mariller, Image 1.

    Lydie Mariller

    Takaya, l'incroyable loup

    kamishibai

    42 x 29.5 in

  8. Stranded by Lisa Van Velden, Image 1.

    Lisa Van Velden

    Stranded

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About the artist

Laurie Crawford

Laurie was raised in central Ontario on Lake Manitouwabing near Parry Sound. Much of her life was spent on Georgian Bay, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, and the Muskoka Lakes. Her appreciation of rock and water was enhanced by her professional work with the Canadian Coast Guard. A change in career paths brought Laurie to the west, where she fell in love with the Rockies and East Kootenay wildlife and landscapes. Laurie's professional education was first in architecture and then environmental sciences. Both of these have given her an appreciation of spatial awareness, structure, and the natural environment. Her subject matter varies; however, her intent is to bring the outside in. The work she produces tends to blossom with colour and is inspired by British Columbia's beautiful vistas.