Anita Easterwood

Art in its’ most simplistic nature is a form of communication. And as an artist, I have had to decide what I
want to convey through my art. And after 15 years of creating, everyday life has continued to be my inspiration.

Fundamentally, that may seem simplistic; but life is profoundly complex and intricate. I am drawn to capturing the complexity of the everyday experience. As I explored my love for art, the “everyday person” is what drew me to being a portrait artist. I found that capturing the essence of someone is difficult, but that challenge is what drives my creativity. But beyond the challenge of capturing people, it is also the challenge of capturing a moment and recreating it through my
viewpoint as an artist.

The beauty of the “everyday person” is that we are never just one or two things. We are multi-dimensional. My goal is to create art that is timeless. And by creating art based on everyday life, my art expands overtime as life is my muse.