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Introduction: Welcome to Artoro.ca. This website features a selection of artwork created by Artist/Author Marjorie J. Toro, a visual artist with a passion for colour. While visiting this website feel free to send your comments, questions and/or suggestions to . We always appreciate hearing from you. Enjoy! BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE LATEST PROJECTS IN THE NEWS SECTION! VISIONS OF STRENGTH: an art book inspired by music and influenced by human emotion, is now available through major online book stores and over 25,000 retailers worldwide. More information about this book is available at www.visionsofstrength.com Partial proceeds through the sales of this book will benefit the Focus On A Cure Foundation For Parkinson's, Chicago, IL, USA. ONLINE STORE: http://cafepress.com/artoro Where you can purchase art work created by Marjorie j. Toro.  About the Artist:Aside from her business career, Marjorie J. Toro, born in Vancouver, BC, Canada, is a self-taught artist and published author. A descendant of successful artisans throughout Canada, Europe and the USA, Marjorie has been developing mixed media for over thirty years. She has taught individuals, small and large groups; has had consignments through professional foundations, created corporate marketing material, music cd cover designs and layouts, website designs (including this one), participates in art competitions, donations of her work has benefited others in fund raising efforts and she continues to be inspired to create new projects through her artwork. Marjorie maintains a high level of enthusiasm, genuine interests and strives for continued success whenever challenged with new project ideas whether it be an art project or otherwise. "After years of creating a variety of artwork, I'm now able to share this work with you through the wonders of modern technology. I have a great passion for colour and hope you will share this passion with me. Productivity has created some positive images, which in turn has produced personal achievement and satisfaction." Respectfully, Marjorie J. Toro "When you find you've nothing to do, imagination creates something new." | | |
