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Randy Hayashi
Canadian, 1986
Randy Hayashi, born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, has established himself as a prominent artist, drawing inspiration from his hometown and frequent trips to the mountains and west coast. After completing his education at Grant MacEwan College and the University of Alberta, where he earned degrees in Fine Arts and Education, respectively, Randy embarked on a successful career as a graphic designer for over two decades.
In 2010, fueled by a desire to return to his artistic roots, Randy transitioned into a full-time career as a painter. His work can be found in galleries across Canada, where he is grateful for the opportunity to collaborate on artist-in-residence programs and showcase his pieces.
With a passion for outdoor activities like hiking, canoeing, and biking, Randy's art often reflects his personal experiences and resonates with viewers who share his love for nature. He prefers to work with acrylics for their fast-drying properties, allowing him to create vibrant, layered compositions with spontaneity and flexibility.
Visitors to Randy's website are encouraged to explore his portfolio and reach out via email for inquiries or commission requests. He also collaborates directly with galleries representing his work, providing additional avenues for art enthusiasts to connect with his pieces.
In 2010, fueled by a desire to return to his artistic roots, Randy transitioned into a full-time career as a painter. His work can be found in galleries across Canada, where he is grateful for the opportunity to collaborate on artist-in-residence programs and showcase his pieces.
With a passion for outdoor activities like hiking, canoeing, and biking, Randy's art often reflects his personal experiences and resonates with viewers who share his love for nature. He prefers to work with acrylics for their fast-drying properties, allowing him to create vibrant, layered compositions with spontaneity and flexibility.
Visitors to Randy's website are encouraged to explore his portfolio and reach out via email for inquiries or commission requests. He also collaborates directly with galleries representing his work, providing additional avenues for art enthusiasts to connect with his pieces.