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Meet Our Artists
Behind each of the Mint's Vancouver 2010 coins, there is a talented artist who brings innovative ideas to life. Meet some of the artistic minds behind the Vancouver 2010 silver, gold and circulation coin collections.
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Cecily MokMok designed the $75 Gold Coloured Coin—Royal Canadian Mounted Police (2007). |
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Stan WittenWitten created the Early Canada design, struck on both the 1-Kilo Gold and Silver Coins (2007). |
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Bonnie RossRoss designed the 2007 $25 Sterling Silver Hologram Biathlon Coin |
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Glen LoatesThe subject of numerous magazine articles, three books, three films and countless interviews, Glen Loates has been honoured nationally and internationally including special commissions and invitations to join scientific expeditions |
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Brian HughesHughes designed the 2007 $25 Sterling Silver Hologram Coin - Alpine Skiing. |
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Kerri BurnettBurnett designed the $75 Gold Coloured Coin—Canada Geese (2007). |
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Shelagh ArmstrongArmstrong created a design named Athletes' Pride, struck on both a $25 Sterling Silver Hologram Coin (2007) and a $75 Gold Coloured Coin (2007). |
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Steve HepburnHepburn designed two of the $25 Sterling Silver Hologram Coins (2007): Curling and Ice Hockey. |
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Glen GreenGreen designed the 25-cent circulation coins from the Vancouver 2010 collection |
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Laurie McGawWhether it's commissioned art, historical painting or book illustration, Canadian artist Laurie McGaw's masterful work has been captivating audiences for more than 35 years. |
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Arnold NogyNogy's ties to Algonquin Park run deep. This wilderness treasure has been a major source of artistic inspiration since his early twenties. It is also the scene where Nogy's relationship with the Royal Canadian Mint began. |
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David CraigCraig designed the inner ring of the $300 Premium Gold Coin—Olympic Ideals (2007). |
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Robert GanzGanz designed the 2012 $10 Fine Silver Coin - Praying Mantis |
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Robert BatemanRobert Bateman, world-renowned wildlife artist, is best known for his beautiful, lifelike paintings that capture the heart and soul of Canada's wilderness. |
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Ulaayu PilurtuutA courageous, passionate woman, Ulaayu Pilurtuut lives in the heart of the Far North, where she was born in 1964 |
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Yves BérubéAs a young boy Yves grew up within hailing distance of the huge freighters and fishing vessels that plied the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This more than anything started his obsession with maritime life. |
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Luc NormandinA vision towards conservation. |
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Gary TaxaliFine art, pop culture and 1930s style iconography and graphics are intertwined in the unique retro style of this award winning illustrator and artist. |
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Matt BarnesA Toronto-based and commercial photographer whose work is heavily influenced by pop culture and his unsurpassable passion for photography. |
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Stan WittenThe Terry Fox one-dollar Commemorative Circulation Coin. In Memory of a Canadian Hero. |
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Tony BiancoTechnology Meets Artistry | Designing a Coin |
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