Beverley Thomson is an artist and printmaker who was born in the foothills of Alberta, Canada. Her artistic inspiration comes from the global environment. Her creative work has been influenced by her extensive travels and international experience. Beverley loves the beautiful landscapes of different countries. Bev has a Waldorf Education degree from the Steiner Centre, Toronto, and a Laval University in Quebec City. She worked as both a Waldorf school class teacher and a Waldorf movement teacher. In this capacity, she has extensively taught children and adults the 8-year curriculum for class teachers and art. She worked with Newcomers and artists from a variety of backgrounds to create a project called Stories. Bev taught Waldorf Teacher Training and classes for adults and children in Canada, China Malaysia Thailand, and Thailand in the last few years. The other subjects include printmaking, painting, Bothmer Gymnastics, and spatial dynamics. Traveled to Africa, Asia, and Europe. Living in Switzerland, Nepal, and Mali. French, Nepali, and a little Nepali. Bev spent time in Nepal where she developed her etchings and prints at Atelier II, the Atelier II studio of renowned artists Uma Shankar and Dr.Seema Shah. She has opened a studio on Victoria Island, and one in Maple Bay. The following shows have been held on Vancouver Island by her: Cowichan Fine Arts Show, Ground Zero Printmakers, Robert Bateman Galleries, POG, Sooke Fine Arts show, Unseen Studio Tours-Studio 553, Studio 553, and Visions.