Ovila Mailhot

The culture and spirituality of his Coast Salish people has always been a part of my life, but it wasn't until I decided to become an artist that he found the perfect way to express that part of myself. 

Originally from Seabird Island, B.C., being a self-taught artist with roots in the Nlaka'pamux and Sto:lo Nation I've built a burgeoning design career, creating logos and other artwork inspired by the traditions of his people for Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses and for several apparel companies.

I always wanted to represent where Iā€™m from in my culture and my community. Learning more about the ancestral elements of Coast Salish art history helps me find ways to show who I am and where I'm from. 

Art feels vital to me. And being able to share that passion I have is important to me. This tradition of work, and this beauty, is so necessary for our culture and healing.

 
Troy McNamara

A good idea with passionate individuals behind it is what gets me going!

With training and work experience in Marketing, Event Management and Architecture along with being an International Sailing Coach for the past ten years I have been afforded the opportunity to work alongside many inspiring individuals and groups.

With this experience I came to realise my passion and strengths are within creating and building relationships as well as realizing an idea or team's potential and helping them present that potential to prospective clients both visually and verbally.

I am always looking for a challenge and for the opportunity to help an individual or team bring an idea/dream to fruition! 

Feel free to reach out for a chat.

http://www.creativeothers.co/
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