Making an Oversized Painting of Lake Louise - Brandy Saturley Canadian Artist

A time-lapse painting process video filmed in the studio of Canadian Visual Artist Brandy Saturley. Come behind the scenes and watch the artist make a commissioned painting of Lake Louise in Banff National Park. Using acrylics on un-stretched canvas the artist shows her process for making a painting that took one month of daily painting.
Brandy Saturley is a contemporary Canadian artist celebrated for her vibrant, thought-provoking artworks that explore themes of Canadian identity, popular culture, and storytelling. Often described as "Pop Modernism," her style merges the boldness of pop art with a reflective and modern sensibility, creating pieces that invite viewers to engage deeply with symbols and narratives of Canadian life.
Her work frequently incorporates iconic Canadian imagery-such as plaid, wildlife, landscapes, and references to national sports-while blending personal experiences and stories gathered from extensive travel across Canada. From the rugged terrains of the Northern Territories to bustling urban centers, her creative process immerses her in the essence of Canada's diverse regions. This approach allows her to create pieces that resonate with both the specific and the universal aspects of Canadian consciousness.
Saturley works across various media, including acrylic and oil painting, collage, photography, writing, and video. She views art as a gift and a means to deepen the appreciation of life. Her practice extends beyond the studio, with her work often engaging younger audiences and community contributions, such as collaborative murals.
Her accolades include exhibitions across Canada, international recognition, and solo shows, including an upcoming one in Newfoundland. Recently, her modern take on Remembrance Day was licensed for display on digital LED screens in a high-end retail space in Toronto, further exemplifying her ability to merge traditional themes with contemporary presentation.