This post features the artists on the tour who use acrylic paints as either their main medium or as one of their main media, alone. There will be a separate post for those who often use mixed media.
Starting again from the last number in locations and moving toward the beginning number, we have:
Kate Innes 
at Location #18
Contemporary acrylics defined by texture and bold strokes of colour.
519-537-3290
Rita Milton 
at Location #17
Acrylics on canvas featuring a kaleidoscope of colour.
519-290-4744
Skipping a Location, we then have
Phil Little
at Location #15
Watercolour and acrylic paintings of local, western Canada and Florida landscapes.
519-421-0083
along with
Susan Fenlon
Vibrant impressionistic paintings inspired by the landscapes and people of here and abroad. Commissions welcome.
519-290-1770
And skipping another Location there is
Julie Hawkins
at Location #13
Original art made with passion and paint.
519-539-3796
Next, it’s
Michael de Belleval
at Location #12
Acrylic abstracts and realistic watercolours of Ontario and beyond. Studio open with a phone call.
519-462-2902
It’s a few Locations until the next one, and then we have several in a row:
Danielle Gardner
Legacy artist of the Group of Seven, painting the Ontario landscape. Commissions/lessons available.
519-857-8210
David Gifford
Vibrant, vigorous and evocative paintings by an artist using autism as a gift of expression.
226-973-8058
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Frankie Armitage 
Original paintings in acrylic and oil in a variety of styles and subject matter.
519-475-4004
Sue Simpson
Representational and abstract intuitive paintings expressed with colour, texture and mixed media.
519-272-4331
Valerie Zadow
Realistic and vivid watercolours and acrylics of flowers and the English countryside. Commissions welcome.
519-842-9167
Rhonda Franks 
Realistic wildlife and nature paintings in acrylic and watercolour with beautiful attention to detail.
519-424-2516
And finally, one more at the first Location on the tour,
Gary Payne
Playful, colourful, expressive non-objective painting with a sometimes unexpected twist.
519-454-8590
So, if acrylic paintings are your favourite kind of art, you have a wide selection to choose from here – but don’t limit yourself! Stay tuned for more media featured in this excellent trip around the Oxford County countryside on the weekend of May 6 & 7. And if you are just noticing us, check out the previous post regarding watercolour artists, as well as the rest of the site which is full of information for you about this event.
Oxford Studio Tour 