CREATIVITY STUDIOS

MEET OUR RESIDENT ARTISTS

The Creativity Studios are located in Suite 214 on the 2nd Floor (middle floor) of the building. You will see a mural at the end of the corrdior to direct you to the studios. 

Studio A – Lisa Morrissey - Dragonfly Handmade 

"I go walking with my dogs through woods, forests, parks, the beach, sometimes just along city streets and find fallen wood. I also use any reclaimed wood I come across from pallets or old discarded furniture. From there I let my creativity go...In my wood slice pieces I use a combination of many different species of wood, arranging them in a way to accentuate the natural and distinctive colours and grain. Each one tells its own story but all bring a warmth and uniqueness to the home while being environmentally friendly." Learn more at: www.dragonflyhandmade.com

Studio B- Floriana Ehninger-Cuervo - Hand-lettering, Illustration & Drawing

Floriana Ehninger-Cuervo is a graphic artist, screen printer and handwriting revivalist. She believes in the union of art and words, the small ways art can enhance everyday life, and finding the humour of the situation.

Studio C- Peng Wang - Calligraphy & Painting 

Peng Wang is a Chinese Canadian visual artist who works in oils, watercolour and calligraphy. He believes that art making is a way of finding stilllness and peace within the mind. Peng offers classes in calligraphy and Chinese watercolour painting. Read more about Peng's Calligraphy here. 

Studio D- Bethany Garner - Textile Artist

Bethany Garner is a textile and weaving focused arts professional, focused on sharing her 23 years of teaching experience as the newly retired Textile Arts Program Instructor at St. Lawrence College within our Community. She is keen to support those who have an interest in using Fibre and Stitch as their medium. Beth is a weaver and art quilt designer who has work traveling in Canada, and the US, as well as around the world with Studio Art Quilt Associates. She will share fibre classes at the TETT in the coming months... watch for details. 

Studio F- Melissa Howlett - Photography

I’m Melissa, the open hearted artist behind Dust & Breath. Drawing from almost two decades of experience, I create artwork that speaks the truth of who your family is; the connection you share and the beautiful imperfections that make you, you. I won’t settle for hollow representations of what you look like. Sound like something you want? Email me directly and let's discuss the possibilities. www.dustandbreath.ca

Studio G- Michelle Reid - Oil Painting

Although born in Québec, Michelle was raised in Kingston Ontario.  Her pride in the downtown core – as well as the beautiful areas that surround this town.

Michelle seeks balance of light and shadow in her artwork. Whether her subject be deep forest or urban landscape, her goal is the same. How the sunset wraps around the trunk of a tree or lights up the windows of a building can transform shapes into magic. Light and shadow symbolize the balance of society and solitude. Michelle finds energy in the city to fuel her inpiration and is drawn to the woods to decompress and reflect. www.michellereidart.com

Studio H - Glocca Morra Studios - Liquid Pouring, Felting & Mixed Media 

Adele Webster
Early in life Adele found the escape creativity provided, the peaceful place your brain wanders while creating. Adele studied Graphic Design at St. Lawrence College in Kingston, ON. and has worked in the graphics field for over twenty years. She has also enjoyed sharing her love of art and handcrafts as an instructor for the last six years. Her dream is to help people find joy through creative play and expression while continuing to grow as an artist. The natural landscapes, and sea scenes are a constant throughout her creations. Whether working in liquid pouring medium, encaustics or needle felting the sea is always close by.


Rhonda Evans
Rhonda Evans is an artist, a farmer, a chef, a teacher, an entrepreneur. A graduate of the St Lawrence College Graphic Design Program with continued education in the Queen’s Art History program, she has always needed to learn and create. Growing up in NL, she settled in Kingston ON where she met her husband. Now residing on their family farm, her daughters are generation six. Creativity is applied to everything she touches; from flowers in her greenhouse to food on her mobile kitchen, to playing with paint or wool, glass or wood, and ‘making’ ~ anything possible.

Sign up for workshop today! View the full calendar here: https://www.facebook.com/GloccaMorraFarms/events/