Kathryn Beals is a self-taught Canadian artist and former forester from British Columbia.

Update September 2026 for USA collectors:

Under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, original artwork (HS Code 9701) has been duty-free, however new tariffs put in place on Canadian goods by the Trump administration may now result in tariffs up to 50%. All tariffs are the responsibility of the buyer, in addition to the purchasing cost. Please contact us directly before purchasing and we will try to find out the current tariff situation.

7.7.2026 Found and Formed, Kathryn’s new mosaics exhibition opens at the Hearth Gallery tomorrow. Preview the collection here.

2.22.2026 New pieces have been added to the Pottery gallery.

1.1.2026 Read about Kathryn’s custom mosaics and upcoming recycled mosaic focus for 2026.

5.12.2025 Thank you for your support of the 2025 Garage Sale and Repurpose series, supporting Rainbow Railroad, Rainbow Refugee and Ocean Wise.

Found and Formed, a new mosaics collection available at the Hearth Gallery July 8-27 2026

LANDSCAPES

Kathryn’s original medium, traditional landscapes in acrylic on canvas. Choose from prints or originals.

Abstracts and landscapes combine in mixed media pieces using fluid paints, resin and metallic leaf.

FLUID LANDSCAPES

Abstracts and landscapes combine in mixed media pieces using fluid paints, resin and metallic leaf.

Learn more about Kathryn and the inspiration behind her work.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Learn more about Kathryn and the inspiration behind her work.

NONPROFIT STYLE

Read about the style Kathryn created while in cancer treatment for helping nonprofits. She has raised over $50K for conservation since then.

FUNCTIONAL ART

One of a kind paintings on functional trays and boxes, finished with food safe resin and metallic leaf details.

From stones to aerial photos to galaxies, fluid abstracts all look like something in nature.

ABSTRACTS

From stones to aerial photos to galaxies, fluid abstracts all look like something in nature.

REPURPOSE

Kathryn’s annual Earth Day series, made from recycled paint drips and items from the studio, benefits a different cause each year.

CREEK CLEANUP

Things We Found In The Creek, Kathryn’s early pandemic series benefiting urban green spaces.

HOMEWARES

Sustainable homewares featuring handmade designs on functional art.

COLLABORATIONS

Collaborations with other Canadian artists

FEATURES

Read about Kathryn’s collaborations and features on Buzzfeed and Insider.

To learn more about image licensing and submit a request, visit the Licensing page.