Calgary, Alberta connection
Local wildlife and mountains, carved into a printing block.
Eric Fossi's own portfolio links his print shop. His artist CV documents Calgary exhibitions and illustration work, including a Royal Tyrrell Museum connection.
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Illustrator and printmaker
Eric’s professional record connects his illustration and printmaking to Calgary exhibitions, education and projects. The listed museum and city work is a record of past projects, not a current appointment.
Relief printing gives the making process a place in the story. A block is carved, inked and pressed to create a physical print; handmade editions can vary rather than looking mechanically identical.
Fossi's public discussions explain that process, while his official portfolio and CV identify the artist and his local work. Follow his own shop link to explore originals and print editions.
Explore the artist’s portfolio and the print shop linked from it. His process article explains carving a block to make physical prints.
Confirm the edition, size, price, fulfilment and Canadian shipping with the artist or linked shop.
Explore the collectionEric’s CV documents illustration projects. His published professional contact route is a way to ask whether your project is a fit.
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Ask about this serviceCheck the current edition, size, fulfilment and Canadian shipping in the artist's linked shop. A portfolio or old market listing does not establish today's stock. No copies or AI imitations of his artwork are displayed here.
The artist's official CV records Calgary education, professional work and exhibitions. This is a local artist connection, not a manufacturing claim for every print or merchandise item.
A family pottery shop making pieces for everyday use.
Village Pottery’s first-party story describes wheel-thrown and hand-built pottery made on Prince Edward Island. Suzanne Scott carries on a family business begun by Daphne Large, with functional ware and ceramic jewellery among its offerings.
A working print studio in a former outport general store.
Janet Davis makes relief prints at Norton’s Cove Studio in Brookfield. The official shop also lists sailor’s knots made in the studio, giving readers a route to paper goods and functional craft with an identifiable local workshop.