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Campbell Wallace

Campbell Wallace is a well-known musician in the Scottish community of central Alberta. In addition to his musical skills, the 32-year-old Alberta man is also a unique and talented artist. Inspired by the people and the city around him, Wallace, or "Cam" to his friends, has created paintings that have made their way into corporate offices, art shows and private collections across the province.

Wallace's paintings are generally based on photographs of people he knows. Taking into account each and every individual detail of a photo, Wallace's paintings encompass the true beauty of art. Take a look at some of his work below. To learn more about this up and coming artist, visit his website: www.campbellwallace.com

Earlier That Morning

Erin on the Couch

Otto

Thy Golden Stare

Vanishing Act

Whatevs

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