Elizabeth St. Hilaire is an award winning full-time artist,
art workshop instructor, and published author

Her unique mixed-media artwork is created from torn tidbits of hand-painted paper. St Hilaire’s collages are collected and have been exhibited both nationally and internationally; images of her work are reproduced and available nationwide on wall canvas, household items, stationery, clothing, jewelry, and more. St Hilaire is a Signature Member of National Collage Society, holds a BFA from Syracuse University, and has been working in her medium for over 20 years.

Her book, Painted Paper Art Workshop, became available through North Light books in 2016. St. Hilaire has written seven books on her process, and has authored articles about her work in Cloth Paper Scissors magazine, The Artists Magazine, and Acrylic Artist magazine. Her work has been featured in Southern Living magazine, The Cloth Paper Scissors Book: Techniques and Inspiration for Creating Mixed-Media Art, and Collage in All Dimensions by Gretchen Bierbaum. Best Selling author BJ Gallagher published a feature article about St. Hilaire and her collage artwork for the Huffington Post and Art Marketing Coach Alyson Stanfield featured Elizabeth on her pod cast series about full-time working artists.

St. Hilaire enjoys painting en Plein Air and has participated in the Wekiva Paint Out (FL), New Smyrna Beach Paint Out (FL), and the Sedona Plein Air Festival (AZ). How do you rip and glue paper tidbits in the wind? St. Hilaire has a mixed media easel designed and manufactured in Italy to do just that!

Elizabeth is a Golden Artist Educator, a former Gel Press Creative Team Artist, and Princeton Brush Ambassador. Her work is featured on Fredrix Art Canvas mixed media canvas board packaging and she is also sponsored by American Easel

 

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elizabeth@paperpaintings.com


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