Neon Milkshake Art Studio

Danielle Bartlette is a Winnipeg, Canada, native who studied at the School of Art, Fine Arts Honors Program at the University of Manitoba. She moved to Calgary in 2000 to pursue art education. Artwork is displayed at local galleries, and her paintings are found in private and corporate collections in Canada, the USA, and Europe. In 2016, Danielle established Neon Milkshake Art Studio, her first business, and has been teaching art since 2007. Danielle Bartlette is a Calgary-based Canadian artist who works with mixed media, canvas, and wood to express the interaction between surface, color, and place in her paintings. Danielle Bartlette crafts her series around art movements like abstract expressionism, art nouveau, and postmodernism. She uses collage, type, signs, glue (i.e., semi-precious plastic and metal embellishments), and paint to evoke memories and feelings, then breaks them apart and puts them back together in new ways.

Danielle is well received by numerous reviews for creating a friendly, all inclusive environment that effectively accommodates diverse learning styles. Both parents and students commend her for fostering expressive and confidence as a visualizer. Many appreciate Danielle's ability to provide personalized attention, and the services she offers ranging from sculptures to beginner and expert art projects. Her studio is praised for being open, spirited and inviting. Some respondents have called Danielle a mentor who aids others close to making art developments. The positive experiences of the reviewers may be shared with others.' Neon Milkshake appears to have managed to establish itself as an art community with happy people.