Hello! I am Cathy Lee, also know as marruliaminilikuluk-the dear mother of the twins, proud mom of Avinga and Aksayuk, a retired, long-time Northern educator, lover of music and the arts. Following an accident in December of 2020, in some hurricane force winds in Panniqtuuq/Pangnirtung, Nunavut, that caused significant damage to my right arm, and the ensuing CRPS (complex regional pain syndrome) and PTSD, I became immersed in painting as a healing medium and focus. The first images created have become wearable art, as a means of sharing that healing focus. Those pieces include the heartwork, celtic raven and tulugak collections. I create fine and wearable art of images in watercolour or acrylics, from Nunavut, my adopted home, and the Bruce Peninsula, my birth home. They evoke the healing nature of the land, sea and sky. There are a variety of styles that can be mixed and matched, taking you from work to play! Check out our new spring/summer collection. Take care and be well! Cathy
The stunning Northern Lights over Pangnirtung fiord never cease to amaze.
Finding inspiration in painting is such a joy! Now available in wearable art!
An art painting session with a local artists' association inspired this design called reflecting. Enjoy!
The image of the amazing monarch butterfly is to honour, and in memory of my mom, Joan Thompson Lee. Always radiant, always on the go and beauty inside and out. For Mom. Love and miss you. <3
The first signs of spring for me include the unfurling leaves of the maples, birch and hemlock that surround the cottage.
The glow of these winter hues caught my eye while out for a drive past these fields in winter.
Some of the most stunning sunrises and sunsets I have seen, have been around my birth home on the Bruce Peninsula.