Bronwyn realized early on her true calling was in art and her brush has never hesitated since. Her artistic flair and creative whimsy is a product of her own imagination and not the result of artistic training; She paints what she sees, bends reality with a single stroke and orchestrates emotion on canvas and paper.
Although it took some time for her to dedicate her time and focus to her passion, it was not long until people were requesting to acquire the result of her creativity; they wanted to encourage her with their own visions to paint for them.
Her work—while raw and peculiar—is a true reflection of life itself; There are no practice strokes in her work, there is only a moment's pause to allow the pieces to build and reflect either a layering of colour, something humorous or an interesting character.
Influenced by everything around her, Bronwyn enjoys painting from her own imagination; she loves the opportunity to be motivated by other people's personal quirks.
Bronwyn has been featured in the Uptown Magazine of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, and the 2010 New Art Interational book published by Book Art Press.
Uptown Magazine Article: "Folk art:
Artist Bronwyn Thorndycraft finds her inspiration in people"
Lance Article: "Recognition for St. Vital acrylic artist"
