Paul Crosby
Lake of Bays, Ontario, Canada
leantoad@icloud.com
705 788 5770
Paul Crosby was taught to be a maker and artist by his father, John Crosby, and has continued on this path to build an interesting and reputable career.
Paul divides his time between creating interpretive material for museums, such as concepts, scale models, authentic replications of historical material, dioramas, and murals. He has been commissioned for many wildlife and landscape paintings and his work can be seen in museums and private collections from Ottawa to Lisbon.
Paul works in a wide range of media from wood, metal, and clay, to digital creations. He loves anything that transforms imagination and ideas into tangible tools for education and enjoyment.
Though he lives in the Township of Lake of Bays, he spent the eight years working with the Cree Nation of Chisasibi Cultural Centre team in northern Quebec, creating, rendering, and implementing their exhibit content from digital concept to reality. He is always open to taking on new projects.
Concept Renderings and Installations
Anishinaabeg Winter Camp Model – Dorset Museum arriving 2018
Interpretive map indicating the fish species found in Haliburton County – Fish Hatchery
Gilmour Tramway Model Dorset Museum
Chisasibi Cultural Centre
Artwork by Paul Crosby
Paul Crosby has worked on projects with:
The Cree Nation of Chisasibi
-Cree Nation of Chisasibi Cultural Centre
Ontario Parks
–The Algonquin Park Visitors Centre interactive exhibits
The National Museum of Agriculture
–Food for Health
-The History of Beekeeping
The National Museum of Science and Technology
Haliburton Highlands Fish Hatchery
The Town of Huntsville
Muskoka Heritage Place
The Dorset Museum
Private Commissions
