
paula luther is a mixed-media Community Artist based in East Vancouver.
She is the Lead Instigator of the Letter Writing Club and Love is Always the Answer Project. paula has worked closely with Britannia Community Centre for the past 15+ years, leading workshops & hosting events. Her work is an observation of the beauty & absurdity of life. paula uses art to transform ourselves and build community.
She is the Lead Instigator of the Letter Writing Club and Love is Always the Answer Project. paula has worked closely with Britannia Community Centre for the past 15+ years, leading workshops & hosting events. Her work is an observation of the beauty & absurdity of life. paula uses art to transform ourselves and build community.

Paddi McGrath lives and works in Vancouver. She graduated with a BFA from Emily Carr and also studied at the University of Victoria and the Alberta College of Art. Currently, as well as working in her studio, she also facilitates the art of vulnerable seniors and enjoys conducting workshops with all ages. She is also a founding member of Magpie’s Nest Community Art
Society.
Paddi prefers to work in mixed media and loves painting in both oils and acrylics. She also enjoys printmaking, collage and the occasional bit of sculpture using chicken wire or found objects. She always has a sketch book on the go, filled with drawings and scribblings in pencil, chalk pastel, oil pastel and different coloured inks. Even old liquid eyeliner has become a favourite drawing tool. Her preferred subject matters range from naturalistic themes such as the urban forest and her beloved crows to more surreal images that come from a private mythology and a lifelong dedication to daydreaming and doodling. These images can be of dancers and wolves, or Victorian ladies with fish bowl hats.
Society.
Paddi prefers to work in mixed media and loves painting in both oils and acrylics. She also enjoys printmaking, collage and the occasional bit of sculpture using chicken wire or found objects. She always has a sketch book on the go, filled with drawings and scribblings in pencil, chalk pastel, oil pastel and different coloured inks. Even old liquid eyeliner has become a favourite drawing tool. Her preferred subject matters range from naturalistic themes such as the urban forest and her beloved crows to more surreal images that come from a private mythology and a lifelong dedication to daydreaming and doodling. These images can be of dancers and wolves, or Victorian ladies with fish bowl hats.