Urban Vinyl: ‘Love’ custom resin Tuttz Mini
January 26, 2012 at 6:19 pm | Posted in Urban Vinyl | Leave a commentTags: argonaut resins, custom, resin, tuttz, Urban Vinyl
‘Love‘ is my Tuttz Mini custom (sculpted by Eric of Argonaut Resins). His name is painted just above his bleeding heart and his feet reveal his original pink resin base. This is my first Tuttz Mini custom and the smallest custom (4.5″) I’ve ever painted too! ‘Love’ will be available for purchase on Sunday, January 29th at 3pm EST at emilybee.bigcartel.com!

Love might be an itty bitty kitty, but someday he’ll grow into into a big feline with an even bigger heart. He spends his days chasing birds and scratching up the side of the couch. When he’s had his fun he likes to curl up in his owner’s lap for a long snooze.

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Urban Vinyl: ‘Strength’ custom resin Tuttz
January 23, 2012 at 4:12 pm | Posted in Urban Vinyl | 1 CommentTags: argonaut resins, custom, tuttz, Urban Vinyl
Introducing ‘Strength‘, my newest Tuttz custom (sculpted by Eric of Argonaut Resins). I painted him by hand and left a bit of his original pink resin base showing through around his face. His name is wrapped around his neck. This is my 4th Tuttz custom to date (you can see the rest of them here). ‘Strength’ will be available for purchase on Wednesday, January 25th at 3pm EST at emilybee.bigcartel.com!

Strength may have a black heart, but he is surely not weak. His name wraps around his neck, exuding power in a vulnerable area. Strength stands strong during hard times that challenge him to the core, never wavering.

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Urban Vinyl: Tuttz sneak peeks…
January 22, 2012 at 12:30 pm | Posted in In progress, Urban Vinyl | Leave a commentTags: argonaut resins, custom, tuttz, Urban Vinyl
Just a couple of sneak peeks of my next Tuttz custom…


Urban Vinyl: ‘Destroy’ custom resin Pharaoh Hound
January 17, 2012 at 4:28 pm | Posted in Urban Vinyl | Leave a commentTags: argonaut resins, custom, Urban Vinyl
My latest custom is the resin ‘Pharaoh Hound’ sculpted by Eric of Argonaut Resins. This custom is entirely painted by hand, however I left peek-a-boo sections on his body showing off his lovely original pink resin base. His name is ‘Destroy‘, which is emblazoned across his chest. He will be available for purchase on Thursday, January 19th at 3pm EST at emilybee.bigcartel.com (follow me on Twitter for the latest updates)!

Destroy‘s red heart beats full + strong regardless of the bloody remnants that drip from his chest. The idea behind ‘Destroy’ is that we all have the ability to destroy and break a connection we have with someone else, regardless if we still feel strong love and passion for them. It is easier to destroy than to create.

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Urban Vinyl: Customs on my To-Do list
January 15, 2012 at 3:21 pm | Posted in In progress, Urban Vinyl | Leave a commentTags: argonaut resins, customs, In progress, Urban Vinyl
I’ll be painting these guys over the next few weeks…
-3 resin figures (Tuttz, Mini Tuttz + Pharaoh Hound) from Argonaut Resins
-1 Squiddy by Squid Ink
-1 Gup Gup by Gup Gups
*paint paint paint*

Reflections of 2011
January 1, 2012 at 12:01 am | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentI thought it would be fun to make a list reflecting on all the major things I did in my life this year, as I made a similar post last year.

2011 in review:
- I lived in: Vancouver, London England (which has been a lifelong goal) + Nova Scotia.
- I traveled to: Amsterdam, Paris, Zürich, Rome, Vatican City, Venice, Bassano Del Grappa, Salzburg, Munich, Berlin, Miami, Seattle, Toronto and Halifax (I’ve got over 5000 photos to prove it, lol).
- I worked on 3 movies this year: THE THING, HOP, and JOHN CARTER.
- I was in a 2-person art show at Trace Gallery in Zürich, Switzerland where I displayed over 40 original pieces.
- I also displayed my artwork in 4 group shows (in the UK [at 'Kid Robot' which has always been one of my goals] + in Canada).
- I had a short film in the Nokia N8 film competition held at the Vancouver Art Gallery.
- I acquired 2 new tattoos: ‘Love’ + ‘Strength’ written on both wrists to remind me that I carry those aspects with me at all times… because at moments last year I believed I had neither (which is completely untrue!).
- I tried these ‘exotic’ foods: chicken feet, escargot, and foie gras. (Not to mention tons of cheese and wine!)
- I lived with (4) flatmates for the first time. They were super cool, but I still prefer my own space.
- I traveled by myself for the first time, navigating through countries that I don’t speak the language.
- I went out at night to bars + clubs by myself for the first time + enjoyed it.
- I kept up my roller derby training while skating with the London Rollergirls Rec League + the Riptide Rollers.
- I finally re-visited my Grandparents at the cemetery since they were buried there over 10 years ago.
- I learned to open up, trust + love again, despite last year’s events that destroyed my heart. Things didn’t work out how I had hoped this year (AKA my cat is still the #1 guy in my life – haha), but I won’t try to force what shouldn’t be anymore. I have the rest of my life to figure that out anyways.
- I met A LOT of amazing new friends (colleagues + artists), met up with old friends who live in various European cities, and reconnected with a few more friends who flew over from ‘across the pond’ to visit Europe (and me!); all of whom have touched my heart immensely and will stay there forever. <3
Overall I found my independence + inner strength this year. I did a lot of things on my own for the first time. I had ups + downs and faced some pretty challenging situations. Some things were a bit scary at first, but once I got through the initial fear + centered myself… getting through it really empowered me! Now I understand the saying that whatever doesn’t defeat you makes you stronger. I learned how to let go. I learned to be more self-sufficient. I finally felt happy being in my own skin. Next year I hope to create more art, do more traveling, meet more awesome people and experience more that this world has to offer! Last year I mentioned that I was ‘ready to fly’. This year I spread my wings. Next year I will soar.
Happy New Year!
December 31, 2011 at 6:43 pm | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentWishing everyone a very happy new year, and all the best for 2012! xo <3

Photos: Bear River In December
December 30, 2011 at 1:20 pm | Posted in Photos | Leave a commentTags: bear river, nova scotia, photography, Photos, winter
Here are a few pics I took as the weather fluctuated greatly this month.






Art Show: Fantastic Heroes – pieces by Emily Bee
December 14, 2011 at 12:50 pm | Posted in art show | 2 CommentsTags: art show, trace gallery
FANTASTIC HEROES
Vinyl, Paintings, Sculpture, Plush and Prints by Emily Bee
at The Trace Gallery, Zürich, Switzerland

If you are interested in purchasing a piece from ‘FANTASTIC HEROES’, please contact Regina Schibli at The Trace Gallery by phone (+41 78 684 30 64) or by email (regina@thetrace.ch) for availability. Prices are all in CHF (Swiss Francs). An international currency converter can be found here.
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Art Show: Cee + Emily Bee’s ‘Fantastic Heroes’
December 14, 2011 at 11:26 am | Posted in art show | 1 CommentTags: art show, trace gallery
The Swiss hip hop magazine 14K took some great pics from the opening night of ‘Fantastic Heroes’ at The Trace Gallery. I’ve posted some below, but you can check out the rest of the pics here!

It was an amazing opening night + lots of people showed up! I got to meet so many people (who were forgiving enough to speak English with me – thank you!). I chatted all night, but the night went by so fast… I wish I had more time to talk with more people! My friend SmallStuffPepe came by and it was really nice to see him again (he took some pics of the opening, featured on Toysrevil’s blog here). Lots of other artists came by to check it out, including Swiss artist Michel Casarramona (it looks like we are in very serious discussions below.. haha!). Drinks were supplied by Hendricks (gin + tonic + cucumber = awesome), which was a nice treat!

The owners of Trace Gallery did an incredible job organizing the show, and I really can’t thank them enough. Their generosity was unending, and I came away from Zürich with the impression that the people there are very warm and friendly. They made my time there very precious, and I can’t wait to go back. And of course a big thanks to my partner in crime Cee, who was wonderful to finally meet! It was great chatting with him about art, he’s a very energetic and inspirational person. I hope I get to work with him again in the future sometime!

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