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SHARON ISAAKS

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Born in Vancouver, B.C. grew up in the Fraser Valley, and developed a love for Art in my teenage years.  My love for gardening and outdoor life kept  me  motivated to paint, but family and circumstances compelled me to seek a position in the business field and worked for Jack Cewe Ltd. (Paving Contactors) for 32 years.

After being accepted to Emily Carr, I felt a need to create a variety of art works, and the learning of different techniques: colour and texture, which intrigues my imagination in countless ways. My greatest love is to paint Tropical Birds and Flowers, and. I have occasionally tried my hand in Acrylics and Pastels, and find both mediums a great challenge.

My passion to paint is sparked by something I see. I rely on my camera to record those precious moments in time.  I have attended numerous workshops, and I found out that being an artist makes me slow down and see Mother Nature and all her details, that’s why I fell in love with watercolour, as it was clean, fresh and colourful. 

In 2001, my husband and I moved to the country life in the South Cariboo Region of British Columbia, I enjoyed the company of fellow artists as a member of the Cariboo Artists’ Guild in 100 Mile House, B.C., and I opened my own  “ True Colors Art Studio” located at the west end of Horse Lake. Where I was offering watercolour classes for a number of new artists.
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 In October 2014, we moved to Desert Cove, Vernon, B.C., where I have set up a studio in our new home. In January 2015 I became a member of the Okanagan Artist of Canada, Vernon, B.C.

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