Keith Cornock Smith was a Canadian artist raised in British Columbia. After serving in the Canadian Navy in World War II, he began his artistic career as an apprentice sign painter in B.C. He later moved on to oil paintings and pencil sketches, which comprised the majority of his work.
Tracey Tarling is a Vancouver-born artist who creates paintings, sculptures, and photo-based mixed media works. Her art has been exhibited nationally and internationally.
Marion Jamieson is a Vancouver artist who creates paintings, drawings, illustrations, sculptures, and murals.
David Neel is an artist, photographer, and author belonging to the Kwakwaka’wakw First Nation. His work includes carvings, paintings, and jewelry.
David Langevin is a Canadian landscape artist who has lived in British Columbia since 1992.
Jan Poynter is an artist, illustrator and instructor from the B.C. Sunshine Coast with expertise in watercolor and acrylic painting, pastel, and traditional scratchboard.
Isobel MacLaurin is a long-time Whistler resident and painter whose murals can be found on Blackcomb and Whistler Mountains, on the Valley Trail, in several Whistler Parks, at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, in various Burnaby Parks, at the University of the South Pacific in Fiji, and in the Cook Islands. She received the Citizen of the Year Award for the Whistler Chamber of Commerce in 1991. Isobel is a charter member of the Whistler Public Arts Committee, the Whistler Arts Council, a trustee of the Whistler Museum and Archives Society, and a long time member of the Federation of Canadian Artists. She has volunteered her artistic talents for many years for the children of Whistler, and recently for the children of an East Vancouver school. At her Alpha Lake studio, Isobel provides art courses to groups by appointment.