Watch Theresa Eisenbarth's artist interview on her painting profession. It goes into how to start a career in art, making money as an artist, and how to take it from passion to profession. Hear Doug Swinton's Full-time artist success stories and tips for emerging artists. Theresa Eisenbarth is a Canadian artist based in Medicine Hat, Alberta.

Lori and Luke Lasewich, both artists who have been married for 53 years. Lori is currently teaching at Swinton's as well as the Alberta University of the Arts. Luke is a retired sculptor and photographer from Calgary, Alberta

Color Club is a graphic art, illustration and painting studio based in Calgary. It is run by artist Mark Cromwell.

Rion Swinton is the new manager of Swinton's Art Supplies, an Audio Engineer, and a Content Creator. Doug Swinton is the CEO of Swinton's Art Supplies and a Professional Artist in various galleries.

Keith sees both the act of painting and his completed artworks as physical recordings that document his experiences of his effort to connect to nature. He is especially drawn to those aspects of the wild that are intimate and remind us all of our innocence.

For over a decade, Keith had the good fortune to live on a small remote parcel of land in the Porcupine Hills of Southern Alberta. He was surrounded by nature and its intrinsic order. In that time he grew closer to his natural surroundings. Keith's approach to art-making can be viewed as a happy marriage between classical painting and contemporary abstraction.

Jane Romanishko is a pastel and oil artist based in Mexico and Calgary. She divides her time living in Calgary in the summer where she paints, sculpts and teaches art, and in Mexico where she facilitates art retreats during the winter.

The Monday Group is a group of 3 very talented painters who get together every Monday to paint and critique each other's work. The group consists of Louise Lacey-Rokosh, Laurie Aldridge and John Webster. Each artist is very different in their own way and all three are professional artists in their own galleries. View some of their work by clicking the links below.

Gaye Adams is a professional oil painter and teacher. Gaye often paints on location and loves the experience and the practice it affords. She also loves being in nature, painting an experience with all the nuances of the calls of sea birds, the smell in the air, and all else that comes with it. In addition, she teaches workshops in Canada and abroad.

Emma Rach-Syslak is an up-and-coming Canadian fine artist specializing in still life and portraiture. At the age of 22, she is a graduate of the Florence Academy of Art, having studied in both New York and Sweden. She has studied under many famed artists including Cornelia Hernes, Stephen Bauman, Jordan Sokol, Amaya Gurpide, and Will St. John to name a few.

Artist Brent Rambie grew up in and around the steel factories of Southern Alberta. He became a full-time steel worker and eventually put himself through ACAD (Alberta College of Art and Design, now known as the Alberta University of the Arts) in the 1990’s. Brent spent many years working with big steel and this has influenced his art. He is constantly exploring the relationships we have with structural and fabricated materials and how it affects the world around us. Brent’s series on “Things Made of Steel” further examines and explores the use of steel in his vibrantly beautiful and powerful train and ship paintings.