Windows By Kaitrin

I call my art ‘Windows by Kaitrin’ because windows go both ways. They allow me to look out to the world, but they also allow you a glimpse into my peaceful world.

I have always been captivated by intricate detail, pattern and repetition. I tend to fill the entire space because I like the dramatic effect of the black and white patterns that are created. My whimsical drawings of hidden sanctuary places are created with pigment ink-based pens of various point sizes and often have underlying themes of acceptance, equality and social responsibility.

I see my 'Aspergers' as a gift and a positive influence on my art. Just like my curly hair, it is a part of me. It shapes my personality and the way I view the world. Through my art, I hope to encourage others to celebrate their strengths and cherish their differences.

Thank you for viewing my artwork and I would be pleased if you could take a moment to add a comment to my guestbook below.
I can be contacted; kaitrin@sympatico.ca

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Guestbook for Windows By Kaitrin

16.mona(non-registered)

I had the pleasure of meeting and serving you and your parents lunch at the Fiddle & Firkin.While doing so I also had the pleasure of watching you with pen and paper and the minute detail of your art.I was in awe.After seeing your other pieces on this site I am more in awe.
I plan on visiting this site often to keep up with your latest and I will be telling friends to visit too.
Thank you for giving us the pleasure to view.
Mona

15.Jim & Angela Bishop(non-registered)

Kaitrin: Your artwork is amazing, truly inspirational and your comments must be very encouraging to your fellow Aspergers. XOXO Ho Ho

13.Christina(non-registered)

Dear Kaitrin,
Very exciting to stumble upon your website. Your work reminds me of some of van Gogh's (he also had Asperger's, it is thought), the intricate details and patterns, especially his work that was influenced by Japanese prints of that time. The National Gallery in Ottawa has a van Gogh exhibition this summer- you should try to see it if you can!

12.terri a.(non-registered)

i was introduced to you via judith martinovich's website www.CreativeExpressiveActivities.com.
i love art and am partial to 'simplicity in its intricacy' as snowflakes and electrons depict. the subtlty of black and white (almost negative like) is pretty much how i recall images but with much less details. your video with the music selection was quite the soothing treat for this asperger brain and mind. thank you for sharing.

11.Karl(non-registered)

Your art is whimsical and lovely.

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