Leesa Price
Watercolour
Collage
Leesa Price has always been interested in art and art history and has studied both fine arts and graphic design. Leesa has worked in the museum/heritage environment and as graphic designer in the communications departments of several large corporations. Having experience working in acrylics, egg tempera and gauche, while working in the corporate world of graphics, Leesa decided to study watercolours. She fell in love with the medium and chose to make it her focus. Leesa has also started incorporating collage into her watercolour compositions, working to create an interesting transition where watercolours and collage meet.
Leesa has exhibited in many locations in the GTA area including juried shows, group shows and solo exhibitions, as well as accepting commissions on a variety of subjects.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 905-632-3969
Collage
Leesa Price has always been interested in art and art history and has studied both fine arts and graphic design. Leesa has worked in the museum/heritage environment and as graphic designer in the communications departments of several large corporations. Having experience working in acrylics, egg tempera and gauche, while working in the corporate world of graphics, Leesa decided to study watercolours. She fell in love with the medium and chose to make it her focus. Leesa has also started incorporating collage into her watercolour compositions, working to create an interesting transition where watercolours and collage meet.
Leesa has exhibited in many locations in the GTA area including juried shows, group shows and solo exhibitions, as well as accepting commissions on a variety of subjects.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 905-632-3969
ARTIST STATEMENT
I enjoy the spontaneity and transparency of the medium, plus the unpredictable results watercolours offer. Combining collage and watercolours allows me to create new interesting pieces using the spontaneity of the paint and the crispness of collage while still incorporating the unusual colour schemes, strong shadow elements and unusual points of view that I am drawn towards.
I enjoy the spontaneity and transparency of the medium, plus the unpredictable results watercolours offer. Combining collage and watercolours allows me to create new interesting pieces using the spontaneity of the paint and the crispness of collage while still incorporating the unusual colour schemes, strong shadow elements and unusual points of view that I am drawn towards.