Artwork

Artwork

About Me

I am an emerging artist from Ottawa, Canada. Art has always been a part of me and my family. My Mom is a fibre artist and my Dad drew funny cartoon doodles. Growing up, I regularly watched Art Attack and Mr. Dressup, despite not having cable TV. I always enjoyed art class in elementary and high school. Nowadays, I create art to showcase order and beauty. After completing an art piece, my favourite expression is, “This is good.” 

I have experience with acrylic, watercolour, charcoal, and pastel mediums. My style is defined by the use of vibrant colours, an intentional composition, and a contemplative process. I am inspired by my Catholic faith and relationship with Jesus Christ. While my artwork isn’t solely religious, I am motivated to reflect the glory and wonder of a loving and creative God.  

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Testimonials

In his creative endeavors, Trevor reflects the desire to be an open vessel for truth, beauty, something deeper, and something higher. The work is alive with possibilities, feeding those who linger and ponder.
Silvana Rossi L.
The brilliant artistic skill aside, Trevor’s ability to feature emotion through the canvas is the reason I love the piece—passion, friendship, nostalgia, excitement, fandom—a piece of our childhood captured inside the frame.
Steven D.
The final result was far more than I could ever imagine. The colours were so vibrant, and the symbolism behind every part of the piece was incredible. I love exploring the painting and finding new details that were placed there for me to discover.
Joseph M.
I like the art as it illustrates the beauty of nature, the colors (green, dark red, brown) blend in well together. I also like the details on the maple leaf, which remind me of the beautiful fall colors we have in Canada.
Dismas O.
It is not simply a piece of art; it is a story with many layers of meaning and symbolism that keeps me coming back to it to contemplate what it seeks to say time and time again, and in new and deeper ways.
Brother John Paul
His paintings invite us to sit for a while to ponder and contemplate. The themes range from playful to sombre, from religious to temporal, and often lead us to connect with our inner reserves of reverence, gratitude and joy.
Karen A.