Inspiration comes from popular architecture, buildings, sculptures and a few breweries around Windsor.
“I thought it would be cool to do local landmarks because I haven’t see anybody else do that,” Gagne said. “It kind of took off.
“I did more like a modern flair on the architecture in town. It’s all very clean lines and simple there’s no blending between colours.” Natalie Gagne, a local artist with a focus on local landmarks, holds two of her pieces while outside her home on Thursday, May 13, 2021. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor Star
The self-taught artist, who has a natural talent for drawing, said she just uses her eye to pick the section of a building or sculpture to highlight.
March 4, 2021
Six people were arrested after a home invasion in which one suspect was shot, and the homeowner’s granddaughter is accused of orchestrating the crime.
During the early morning hours Thursday, ECSO deputies were called to the 7400 block of Jackson Street.
According to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office suspects ran out of the home, drove away, and wrecked the car a few blocks away. Another vehicle pulled up to the crash site and drove away with both suspects inside. A short time later, two suspects were dropped off at a local hospital where deputies made contact.
The ECSO said Tayari Crear and Jemarquz Cromwell were the two suspects who broke into the home. Cromwell was the suspect shot by the homeowner. Suspect Natalie Gagne was the person who picked up both Crear and Cromwell when they wrecked their vehicle.