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PETEBOROUGH ARTISTS PORTRAIT PROJECT

"I love them all!!! They are really great!" Rachel Charlebois

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Artist Jeffery Macklin works the press in his garage-based print shop in Peterborough Ontario.

Artist Shannon Taylor relaxes in her home, surrounded by her artwork.

Annie Scherz sits in her small studio looking at her supplies.

Artist Nan Sidler reaches for a paint brush as she is surrounded by gentle window light in her attic studio.

Painter Megan Ward works the canvas of a lovely new work in her north Peterborough studio.

Artist Christy Haldane prepares some new components for a series in her workshop.

Potter Bill Reddick works the details into a new bowl.

Painter and puppeteer Bronson Smith demonstrates his puppeteering skills in his Peterborough home.

Gail West, the English Potter studies one of her larger bowls in her bountiful gallery space.

Artist John Climenhage finds the details very important as he works a new work on a large canvas.

Patrick Fitzgerald who is both an illustrator and painter, takes his time to get the details right.

Canadian painter Peer Christensen adds the finishing touches to a large canvas in his studio overlooking George Street.

Rob Niezen is well known for his colourful work. Here he pays close attention to two new works.

Artist Paul Chester enjoys the landscape work he is doing these days.

Artists Victoria Wallace gets back at a canvas that she had tucked away for a bit.

Joe Stable works on some new copper pieces in his Hunter Street studio.

Paul Nabuurs is back lit in his tiny Water street painting studio.

Cynthia Fox paints a lovely piece in her Peteborough home studio, while the eyes of a monkey watch closely.

Thomas Aitken finishes shaping a tall vase in his basement pottery studio.

Kay Fowler-Gregg shows how she works the medium in this tight image.

Doug Andrews painting in his home studio

There are 19 additional portraits. Watch for them at an upcoming exhibit.
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"They look great! ... Thanks and thrilled to finally be part of the project." Roz Hermant