Overview
Renowned visual artist Mandy Stobo brings her unique talent to the forefront at the FITC Conference in Toronto on April 30th, offering attendees an exclusive opportunity to witness her craft firsthand. With her signature style, Stobo will be creating live “bad portraits” that promise to captivate and entertain audiences.
Stobo’s “bad portraits” are not just about capturing a likeness; they are about infusing each piece with personality and humor. Through her artistic lens, she turns what might be considered imperfections into charming quirks, resulting in portraits that are delightfully unconventional and utterly memorable.
Attendees of the FITC Conference can expect an interactive and engaging experience as Stobo works her magic, transforming blank canvases into whimsical interpretations of her subjects. Whether you’re a conference speaker, attendee, or organizer, Stobo invites you to sit for a portrait and become a part of the creative process.
But the experience doesn’t end with the live painting. Conference-goers will have the opportunity to take home their very own “bad portrait” as a one-of-a-kind memento from the event. Each portrait serves as a tangible reminder of the unique energy and creativity that permeates the FITC Conference.
Don’t miss your chance to witness Mandy Stobo in action and to snag your own personalized “bad portrait” at the FITC Conference in Toronto on April 30th. Join in the fun, embrace the unexpected, and leave with a piece of art that is as unforgettable as the experience itself.
