NOVEMBER 5, 2003

Kittied on Kampus

An Over the Edge Halloween Special

Cutrure 22

The art

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on the
Cover

By Bob Woob

- Dawn Neault is the local artist
that drew Over the Edge’s cover
this issue. She is a long time resi-
dent of Red Rock, and has always
lived in rural areas. She loves to
live close to nature and holds it as
the inspiration for her work.

The illustration for the cover
was done while Neault was work-
ing on a series of wildlife portraits,
and what drew her to the picture
“was the intensity of the eyes.”

She is primary interested in
what she calls ‘nature art’; art that
explores the themes of wildlife
and the outdoors. She has no for-
mal training as an artist, but began
her career 10 years ago when she
began to take art classes at the
artist's co-op and at the Island
Mountain art studio in Wells. She
also does a lot of reading about
art, and often tells people that the
Prince George Public library has a
wonderful art section.

Neault’s story is one of great
successes. While she has no fermal
education, she has followed her
philosophy of “doing what you
love and having a passion for it.”
This has surely lead to good things
for her, as she in now employed as
Speedy Printer’s art advisor.

Neault’s art is for sale and can
be purchased when it is on display
at local art shows, and in February
Neault will be teaching a clay-
board art class at the artist’s co-op.