katiebutler.art

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katiebutler.art

After moving to Toronto, confronted with lots of change and my own sensitivity, I realized the importance of creating to express my feelings and experiences. I create art that is expressive and relatable, showing feelings that aren’t always easily articulated. I work with acrylic paint to make art that is often figurative and highly narrative.

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The "Hold on" fine art print depicts a subtle silhouette made from the hands of a partner gripping across the person's body.

"Hold on" Pre-Order LIMITED EDITION

My three prints of the Heartstrings painting. Pink-toned and dreamy. A semi-nude black woman stretches yarn away from her body laying in her bed.

Heartstrings Collection

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A peach-toned neutral painting of a woman shaving her leg with a razor in each hand as she rushes to get ready for a night out.

On my way!

"Surrender" is a self-portrait painting depicting a woman reaching out toward the viewer, seated on the edge of her bed in lilac underwear.

Surrender

My painting of a woman laying across her couch, ice-cream and phone in hand, laptop, magazine and chips nearby as she watches TV.

Into the Blue Light

The Neutrality painting including three womanly figures in rich browns.

Neutrality

Blog

How to Make an Art Print with a Half Inch Border Using Photoshop

How to Make an Art Print with a Half Inch Border Using Photoshop

So here is my good deed of the day, to other artists and my future self: I created this video tutorial to refer to if you are trying to make prints that have a consistent half-inch border across multiple sizes. Cheers to figuring stuff out together and sharing resources and recommendations instead of headaches and horror stories.

10 Takeaways from the Artist Project Toronto

10 Takeaways from the Artist Project Toronto

This past weekend I participated in the Artist Project Toronto for my very first time and would certainly call it a success. Thank you so much to everyone who came to the event, introduced themselves, asked me questions about my art, took a card, or even purchased my work! Let's highlight 10 takeaways for artists who might consider having a booth of their own one day.

December 2, 2022

Home Free

What do you call it when for personal, financial, aspirational and/or interpersonal reasons you decide to quit your day job, leave the city, and move back home with your family who you haven’t lived with full-time since senior year of high school? Say it with me now… a mental breakd-… an artist’s retreat*! Here’s what I’ve been up to in the last month on my “creative hiatus” …

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