The Art of Brandy Saturley

Guardians of the Salish Sea: An Eagle and Orcas Painting

I paint in series. More often than not, a single painting is only the beginning of a story. Much like storyboarding for a film, I typically create four or five paintings around a particular theme or narrative. When a new idea takes hold, it often requires more than one canvas to fully express where the work is leading m...

100 Canadian Visual Artists Who Have Shaped Canada’s Cultural Landscape

Canada’s visual arts history is as vast and varied as the country itself. From the rugged landscapes of the early painters to today’s multidisciplinary artists working across painting, photography, sculpture, installation, and digital media, Canadian artists have helped define how we see ourselves and how...

These Paintings Have Been Collected: Recently Sold Works

When it comes to the business of selling art, collectors acquire my paintings in many different ways. Some discover my work through galleries that represent me, while others purchase directly through my website. However they find their way to the work, it is always rewarding to see paintings leave the studio and begin a...

For the Love of Hockey and The Habs: Brandy Saturley’s Goalie Mask Paintings

Canadian artist Brandy Saturley is known for her bold pop art depictions of Canadiana, exploring the icons, symbols, landscapes, and cultural mythology that shape the country’s identity. Beginning in 2010, Saturley turned her attention to hockey, spending nearly a decade examining the sport through p...

The Beauty of Being Alone in Canada

Canada is a country that teaches you how to be alone. Not necessarily lonely, but alone in a quieter and more reflective sense. Alone with weather. Alone with distance. Alone with long stretches of road, ocean horizon, prairie sky, northern forest, or snowfall moving across the Rocky Mountains. The old...