It’s been awhile and I won a thing

December 8, 2016.Reading time 5 minutes.

I was even stopped by two girls in the washroom who said their table couldn’t stop talking about it…that’s just crazy…like really crazy…seriously crazy

New Work – Sea Ice See

January 28, 2016.Reading time less than 1 minute.

Sea Ice See Oil on Panel 36″X36″ 2015

Nipissing Veteran laid phone lines under heavy enemy fire – Anishinabek News November 2005 – Thomas Couchie

November 11, 2015.Reading time less than 1 minute.

Nipissing First Nation veteran asked to join the Algonquin Squad on the front lines, “That is where I wanted to be”.

Aylan Couchie – Artist Feature – Sunday Crush – February 2015

March 3, 2015.Reading time 1 minute.

About Sunday Crush and Aylan Couchie Artist Studio. Feature from the February Guide.

Article – “Extraordinary Experience: Carving A Grand Prize Winner”

February 24, 2015.Reading time less than 1 minute.

I was so excited and pleased to be included as part of this annual issue for 2014. I was interviewed about my Grand Champion Butter Sculpture win as well as my part in the WHO NEW?! Barrie Community Art Crawl. Profile Photo Credit: Keesic Douglas GeorgianView Magazine is a magazine distributed to 50,000+ alumni, donors and […]

WHO NEW?! Art Crawl – Meet The Venue – The Front Room Gallery – #WHONEW

March 31, 2014.Reading time 4 minutes.

Today’s “Meet the Venue” post is The Front Room Gallery! When I first heard that another gallery was opening across from Bohemia and Gallery 111 – I was overjoyed. A relative newcomer to Dunlop Street, the gallery celebrated it’s first opening reception, Nautical Remains, on January 25, 2014. The show exemplified the curatorial skills of Sarah […]

Butter Sculpting – 2012 – Royal Agricultural Winter Fair – Toronto

December 18, 2013.Reading time 1 minute.

I would be remiss if I didn’t start out the blogging on this site with my first experience sculpting butter. I sculpted on the opening day of the 90th Annual RAWF. It was very busy and very cold, I learned that the plastic tools that I brought would just snap in the low temperature of […]