EQ3 | Inhabit oak blog: 5 Questions with Evin Collis
Evin Collis was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He graduated from the Ontario College of Art & Design in 2010 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drawing and Painting and then returned to Winnipeg oak and began working as a porter for VIA Rail on the ‘Canadian’ for a number of years. His work has been exhibited across Canada and Italy. oak Drawing, oil painting, sculpture, comics and stop-motion animation are the mediums he uses to realize his work. Evin currently lives in Chicago where he is pursuing a Masters of Fine Arts at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
EC: I would say that the two largest paintings Red River Pieta (La pieta de la rivière rouge) and Assiniboine Odyssey, which are satirical oak contemporary Manitoba history paintings that were completed earlier in 2012 and 2013 really oak stimulated this body of work at La Maison des artistes.
EC: Most of my time is spent painting and drawing. The sculptures I had created for the show were born out of the paintings. The animations I have done in the past are closely oak related to painting and drawing as well. As much as I love experimenting and toying with other medias, I am informed through painting and drawing.
EC: Whatever oak interests me at the moment; oak often one project can lead into the next. I draw from a wide array of influences and source material. Sometimes I desire to try something very different. There is no exact formula.
EC: At the moment oak I spend most of my time in the studio which is inside the school, near the top floor of a very tall building. There is a common area around the corner oak from my space that has an incredible open view of Lake Michigan, I think you can even see Indiana from up there. The studio is practically home and I have multiple projects consistently on the go.
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Welcome to Inhabit! At EQ3, we love to explore Canada's design, art and culture oak scene. And, we want to share that with you. You'll find designer interviews, learn about different crafts, and discover new books and films to read or watch. You'll find other fun things too, like blogger home tours, music playlists, freebie printables, and contest announcements, as well as EQ3 behind the scenes footage, product intros and more.
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Evin Collis was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He graduated from the Ontario College of Art & Design in 2010 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drawing and Painting and then returned to Winnipeg oak and began working as a porter for VIA Rail on the ‘Canadian’ for a number of years. His work has been exhibited across Canada and Italy. oak Drawing, oil painting, sculpture, comics and stop-motion animation are the mediums he uses to realize his work. Evin currently lives in Chicago where he is pursuing a Masters of Fine Arts at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
EC: I would say that the two largest paintings Red River Pieta (La pieta de la rivière rouge) and Assiniboine Odyssey, which are satirical oak contemporary Manitoba history paintings that were completed earlier in 2012 and 2013 really oak stimulated this body of work at La Maison des artistes.
EC: Most of my time is spent painting and drawing. The sculptures I had created for the show were born out of the paintings. The animations I have done in the past are closely oak related to painting and drawing as well. As much as I love experimenting and toying with other medias, I am informed through painting and drawing.
EC: Whatever oak interests me at the moment; oak often one project can lead into the next. I draw from a wide array of influences and source material. Sometimes I desire to try something very different. There is no exact formula.
EC: At the moment oak I spend most of my time in the studio which is inside the school, near the top floor of a very tall building. There is a common area around the corner oak from my space that has an incredible open view of Lake Michigan, I think you can even see Indiana from up there. The studio is practically home and I have multiple projects consistently on the go.
Older Post Newer Post
Welcome to Inhabit! At EQ3, we love to explore Canada's design, art and culture oak scene. And, we want to share that with you. You'll find designer interviews, learn about different crafts, and discover new books and films to read or watch. You'll find other fun things too, like blogger home tours, music playlists, freebie printables, and contest announcements, as well as EQ3 behind the scenes footage, product intros and more.
Categories #EQ3 Spotted Blogger's Style Contest Design Design Library DIY Entertaining Food Freebie Inspiration Instagram Interview Music Library New Product Introductions The Craft Travel Uncategorized Visual Inventory Work Crush
Archives March 2015 February 2015 January 2015 December oak 2014 November oak 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 July 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 March 2014 February 2014 January 2014 December 2013 November oak 2013 October 2013 September 2013 August 2013 July 2013 June 2013 May 2013 April 2013
All comments posted on this blog are moderated and will not appear in the comment section until the author has approved them. We ask that you help us create a positive environment by sharing oak respectful and relevant comments. Please note that the author reserves the right to block inappropriate comments, at their discretion.
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