Stan W Tait, The Artist and Jeweler
As a multi-disciplined artist originally from White Rock, British Columbia and creating and designing Sterling Silver Jewellery since the early 70’s. I currently reside in the heart of Muskoka and operate from a home based studio and gallery. Currently, I enjoy creating custom pieces that RE-IMAGINE family heirloom gold and silver! My creations are unique, classic and timeless. It is my goal to create lasting jewellery for generations to come.
BELOW YOU CAN FIND SOME OF THE CUSTOM DESIGNS I HAVE CREATED FOR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS OVER THE YEARS. CREATING ONE OF KIND PIECES IS MY PASSION! PLEASE note: With the Canada Post Strike, all orders will be held for shipping until the strike ends. You are welcome to arrange pick up at the gallery.
I believe that beyond fashion, exists a realm best served by designs that soar above current trends. It is the timeless that interests me. I strive to defy gravity. I want to engage the spirit and touch the soul.
Sue Tait - The Creative Artist
Stan and Sue first met in the year 2000 at the Orillia Folk Society where Stan was performing his music. They instantly felt a strong spiritual connection and have been partners ever since. Both are huge supporters of each other’s creativity and artistic styles. Sue has been painting and creating with a keen eye for colour theory and dynamics since her early childhood days. Together as a couple, they have managed Stan W Tait Enterprises as a successful small entrepreneurial business with a focus on creativity and superior customer service. Sue is also a certified teacher of English and Fine Arts and has traveled extensively teaching and painting.
Sue Art Thou was born out of a desire to find a creative medium that spoke to her strong desire to create abstract impressionism that uses vibrant and intense colours. Using alcohol ink, resin and mixed media, she is most inspired by the beauty of nature and enjoys experimenting with pigment and colour behaviour. The intensity of the colours and the flowing energy of alcohol ink and its viscosity results in images that seem directly related to patterns found throughout the natural world, rather microscopic or celestial.
Be sure to check out my gallery on my page and follow me @sueartthou on Facebook and Instagram
“I love the viscosity of alcohol ink as a vehicle that harnesses its power to attract or repel each other and vie for a position in the natural flowing journey of evolving patterns”