Newfoundland Artist Elizabeth Burry is known for her brightly colored realism paintings inspired by the unique landscapes, people and surroundings of her home Province. The subjects of this diversified artist range from floral to seascapes, marine life to still life, but she enjoys bringing any subject to life. Elizabeth has a unique ability to incorporate light, color and emotion into her paintings. Most of her work is created in acrylic however watercolor and color pencil can have its place on her pallet. She has been the subject of many recent articles and features of TV and newspaper. Her work has adorned the cover of “ The Downhomer Magazine” and her works have been collected by admirers all over Canada and North America, especially her newly created “Art-Scapes of Newfoundland and Labrador” Series. This artist is quickly becoming well known both in Canada and the USA for her unique and colorful creations. Her most treasured accomplishment has been the creation of the Christmas Card image for the Newfoundland Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation’s Campaign since 2001. The 40,000 cards sell out in record time . She was delighted to be selected to teach an artwork shop on a Hawaiian Cruise in September. She is an active member of the “Realist Artist Association of Newfoundland and Labrador” and the “Art Association of Newfoundland”.