Marie-Christine Le Vey
Visual
Specialities: Collage, Comics, Creative writing, Drawing, Graffiti, Graphic Novels, Murals, Nature-focused art, Outdoor Art-making, Painting, Public Installations, Recycling/upcylcing art projects, Screenplay writing, Stop Motion Animation, Storytelling, Zines
Contact Info
Please note that you must communicate with the artist to confirm details such as dates, levels or grades and workshop themes.
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Resides in
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Experience working with
Student In
- Cycle 1 Elementary
- Cycle 2 Elementary
- Cycle 3 Elementary
- Secondary 1 & 2
- Secondary 3 & 4
- Secondary 5
- CEGEP
- Senior Citizens
Lifelong Learners
- Adult Learners
I regularly explore the following Broad Areas of Learning/Themes in my work
- Health and Wellbeing
- Personal and Career Planning
- Environmental Awareness and Consumer Rights and Responsibilities
- Citizenship and Community Life (Identity & Belonging)
Listed in the Quebec Culture in the Schools Repertoire
- Yes
I can facilitate virtual creative experiences
- Yes
Travel
- I am available for travel within the same day
- I am available for travel overnight
- An extended residency is an option
I’m a multidisciplinary artist specializing in murals, illustration, painting, and 2D/3D animation, inspired by nature, symbolism and the world around us. I create hands-on, collaborative experiences that encourage students to explore their creativity, experiment with different techniques and express their ideas visually. My approach combines playful learning, artistic exploration and meaningful connections to our environment.
Creative Approach and Experiences Offered
My workshops are hands-on, collaborative and adaptable to different ages and skill levels. I encourage students to experiment, make creative choices and develop their own visual language.In mural workshops, students explore composition, colour, symbolism and large-scale painting techniques. Together, we develop a visual concept and create a collaborative mural, giving each student a meaningful role in the final artwork. The process encourages teamwork while allowing individual ideas and styles to be part of the whole.
In the 2D animation workshops, students discover how images can come to life through movement. They can experiment with stop-motion, frame-by-frame animation, simple digital tools, and visual storytelling. Depending on the group and available technology, students may create short animated scenes, characters or collective stories.