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About the Artist

Frida Vokshi was extremely fascinated towards sketching, design and art from the age of five. She expresses her unique form of illustrations through organic lines and lively colors.​

Frida was born in Kruje, Albania. On most of her family trips she used to sketch the places she visited. Since then, she realized to pursue her career in this domain. Frida completed her Master’s in Architecture from Polytechnic University of Tirana, Albania in 2010.

Her brother was the first person to recognize her talent at the age of five and her mother supported her with all kinds of tools she needed for sketching.

 

Professionally she has more than a decade of experience in Exterior and Interior Design. 

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She believes that being an artist is something that one is born to do and cannot be learned at school alone. She went on to study through practical experience, learning through trial and error and self learning. She is an avid traveler and likes exploring new places. She documents the places visited by reproducing them in her own style with her unique form of illustrations. Relocated to Canada in 2018, she feels Toronto is magical and it has given her the great opportunity to explore new spots every day.

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Frida Vokshi was extremely fascinated towards sketching, design and art from the age of five. She expresses her unique form of illustrations through organic lines and lively colors.

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techniques

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Her favorite techniques are fast pencil sketches, watercolor, ink illustrations and digital coloring in Photoshop. She always embraces new techniques and challenges like canvas, acrylic and oil style painting. One of such occasions was to paint a live Ottawa Tulip Festival, accounts to be one of her favourites. Recently, she has experimented painting with coffee – she calls it water-coffee technique. One fine morning while she was having her coffee the fragrance and music played got her an urge to try out painting with coffee. Her first coffee painting was the Iconic Gooderham Building in Toronto.

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