Commissions

This commission was made for a beautiful family in Miami Florida who wanted to showcase the plane he operates in the military.

This piece was created for a beautiful family, commissioned by the siblings to celebrate a generation of love, commitment and growth between their parents. Katie personalized the bottle with their name and anniversary date to add a personal touch for the family.

The direction Katie was given for this piece was “I like poker”. Myles experienced the loss of his mother, grandmother and a massive life change this year.

Katie used the cards to mark his mother’s birthday and hid many other personal touches while keeping the piece true to his request. The background represents the Vegas strip which is his second home. The cigar label, Katie branded with his dog’s name Millie. RIP

This work was commissioned to be a gift for a beautiful couple in Washington DC. During the initial consult, it was discovered the spouse receiving this painting is visually impaired. Katie wanted to create an experience for her and decided to add a Braille message within the artwork.

Katie contacted the CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind) to learn how to properly space and create the Braille message.

This painting hangs over their mantle to celebrate the real boss of the house, Bennie.

This work was commissioned to celebrate a favourite landmark Toronto. This piece was made with the intention of highlighting the beauty of Toronto’s multiculturalism and acceptance of individuals for their differences. The quote on the bridge left a strong impact on the buyer, making this a very special piece for her.  More personal touches were added to this work, such as setting the clock’s time to the days of her children’s birthdays and colouring the sky to symbolize the pride flag.

This piece is a celebration of life for Blaine’s grandfather, who was a fisherman in Newfoundland. This is the first painting done in Katie’s new studio in April 2020. Katie added hidden touches, a female figure in the mountains and toilet paper rolls on the net at buoys.

This piece was created to celebrate the success and beauty of Simone.  Katie used bold colours within washes to display her perseverance, strength, and soft feminine energy.

This piece is a celebration of life for an amazingly cool man who lived in Barbados and worked as a cop. Sharon requested to keep the painting true to the photo, only changing the background to show a more Caribbean surrounding. Katie placed his birthdate and initials in the license plate.

Katie created this piece for a beautiful family that wanted an abstract wave.  Katie, with the whole family, added handprints for the final touch in the artistic process.

This piece was created for a special doctor.  His colourful and big personality is well represented through the bright colours and thick application of paint.

This is a series of four paintings on permanent display.  These pieces were made to represent a beautiful place in Macedonia where Peter’s parents met and raised their family.  Visit Edgewater Manor for a beautiful view of Lake Ontario and the gorgeous dining space housing these pieces.