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Julie Archibald

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My name is Julie Archibald and I am a woodcarver currently living in Southampton Ontario. I grew up in the Guelph area and moved to Southampton full-time about 12 years ago.

As a child, I was always always drawing something. I moved to painting with acrylics as a teen. In early adulthood, I discovered a love of wood and started to explore wood carving. I shared a passion for birds with my father and it inspired much of my work. I grew up in the country, and I was surrounded by nature, aviaries and exotic birds for pets. Carving birds was on an obvious next step and recently I find my carving evolving into other areas. I have always had a love of nature, the outdoors and gardening. I love plant material, the birds they attract, and the entire design aspect of gardening. It is reflected in my art.

Creating is a large part of who who I am, a gardener, photographer, painter, decorator, and woodcarver. Since moving to Southampton, I have found the time, space, and inspiration to really make art a larger part of my life. I feel at peace and balance, when I sit back and reflect on my latest project. I see family and friends in each piece, their inspiration, love, and support, have helped my creations.
I find my art evolving and becoming a bit more abstract. I don’t feel the need to stay within the lines, but to delve deeper and feel stronger as I find my truth. I feel less as I do more. I don’t fear the lack of perfection but bathe in its beauty. 

Julie Archibald
519-820-2001
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The Shoreline Artists would like to acknowledge the Traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation: The People of the Three Fires known as Ojibway, Odawa, and Pottawatomie Nations, and the Métis Nation.

We further give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen, and the Chippewas of Nawash, now known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the Traditional Keepers of this Land.