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Geerts started her professional art career with a move to the West coast in 1987. After exploring many materials she fell in love with acrylic painting and has been working in the medium ever since. During this time, she also worked as a news videographer and started creating sculptures, joining the Vancouver Island Sculptors Guild. Geerts began showing her work professionally in 1997 and has been consistently represented by a number of galleries since that time.
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Bee Blossom
We all could use a little more Buzzy Bee energy in the world. Love those bees! This is a ONE OF ONE NFT
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WOOLY
Sheep have been getting a bad rap in popular culture for a long time now as interchangeable blind followers. I’d like to give them back their individuality.
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Whama Llama
I grew up on a farm and I used to sit as a child pouring over the encyclopedia Britannica studying various animal species. I could name obscure breeds of dogs, cows, sheep what have you. I’ve always had an obsession with animals and they’ve always featured prominently in the artwork I do. Nowadays I tend to do portraits – though not pet portraits. I love to create laughing foxes, grumpy bears and silly llamas.
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COLD PLUNGE
I find I constantly pore over images of animals just as I did as a child – though I don’t spend much time memorizing obscure facts about them the way I did as a kid. I haven’t really done much navel gazing to delve into the reason for my obsession; I just happily spend part of each day looking through animal images. Maybe I should think a little more deeply about it… or not.
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Smiling Fox
I imagine wild animals have big personalities just like our closer companion pets do. I do a lot of portraits of creatures laughing, morose, grumpy or silly. Not to make them more human, but to help us see that they have personalities and complex lives all their own.
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Confidante
Everyone needs someone to tell their secrets to.