I paint in vivid colors
to fight off the grey.
A tuning fork for a solarpunk frequency — soft, sunlit, and stubbornly hopeful. Tune in with me.
Hi, I'm Laura Riondet.
I paint from a tiny sunlit corner of my kitchen in Vancouver, chasing the colors most people hurry past — the green in an iris, the gold on a wave, the impossible pinks of a good sky.
Every canvas is a small act of resistance against grey cynicism: a tuning fork for a solarpunk future I'd love to pull us all toward. If it makes you feel more alive, it's working.
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Snowy Peaks
Golden light and blue shadow, a hint of wonderland and the hush of the snow.
The process, from blank canvas to buzzing.
Timelapses filmed from my tiny kitchen studio. Layers, mistakes, and the moment a painting finally hums.
Originals gallery
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The print shop
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With love from Vancouver
Inspired by the stunning nature of British Columbia, I make the most out of the rare sunny days and share my love for the world, nature, and life by painting from a tiny corner in my kitchen.
Printed locally
I work with a local printer in my neighborhood to ensure the best quality and support my local economy.
Paper over plastic
Running on a solarpunk engine, I do my best to move toward sustainability in my practice — through the materials I use to paint, package, and ship, favoring paper over plastic whenever I can.
International shipping
I package and ship everything myself. Expect 3 days domestic, 5 days to the US, and 15 days internationally.
"I paint the world I want us to walk into."