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CONTACT DONNA
Donna Seymour Arts
3219 Yonge Street
Box 114
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M4N 3S1
Telephone: 416- 483-7232
Email: donnaseymour@rogers.com
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ABOUT DONNA
Donna Fletcher Seymour is a Canadian artist. She studied at The Ontario College of Art, Ryerson, and York University Arts Program. She also apprenticed in fine art restoration, conservation, and oil painting for twelve years with her father George Fletcher. Donna restored and conserved fine art as his associate for the next thirty-three years. Chinese brush painting was studied with Ma Si Yu. The focus of her present work is with landscape, portrait and abstract exploration done in her studio gallery in Toronto. Photography, film production and writing are also enjoyed as part of her artistic expression.
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She won "Best In Show", Toronto Historic Harbour, for her oil painting "Ready To Sail". The work is now on display in the permanent collection of the Marine Museum of Upper Canada.
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In 1975 a growing awareness of the aura around every living being and plant added to her work. This new addition grew into an abstract art form she now calls Aura Portraits. The study of this bio-energy also continues to infuse her present drawings and paintings.
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Donna has exhibited with "The Group Of Seven" in private collections and galleries. She has also specialized in restoration and conservation work on many famous paintings from the seventeenth century to the present, including the McMichael Collection in Kleinberg, Ontario.
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Donna clearly sees the aura around you and interprets what she sees to give you a clairvoyant consultation (encompassing career, finance, relationships, personal development, talents and gifts) and a beautiful original Aura Portrait.
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E-Cards, E-Books and DVDs are a step toward
the conservation of trees and chemicals in today's world.
Changes in communication styles are needed for a future
eco-friendly environment.
E-greeting cards showcase Donna's art and photography.
To view the E-Card Art Gallery please click here.
E-commerce was a great experiential learning curve.
Donna is now in the process of tabulating and editing 30
years of writing, photography, tape recordings and film for
E-books and E-DVDs. The enjoyment of another creative
production learning curve is very stimulating for her.
Many ideas for the digital filming of new creations are also
planned. She is looking forward to translating her old-style
filming and editing experience into digital production.
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Photo by Dave Lacey
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Photo by Dave Lacey
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Donna and daughters Cheryl and Sharon "playing" Tai Chi.
Practicing Tai Chi keeps Donna flexible and in good health.
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