Our Story
About Chloe & Helen Art
Chloe & Helen Art is a mother-daughter team making cute, classic, whimsical designs in Oakville, ON.
Originally intended to be a short project to make holiday gifts for Helen's elementary school teachers, family and friends, Helen Yang had made more than 100 designs at the age of twelve.
At the age of 12 In 2017, Helen asked her Mom for help and established her own brand with her own designs. These design lines include timeless fine art prints, greeting cards, enamel mugs, coasters, and phone cases. They use natural or high-quality materials to give our products a clean and classic look.
The cute, classic and whimsical designs of this brand have a kind sense of humour, bring joy and happiness to people and have been well received at large craft shows such as The One Of A Kind Show Toronto and Signatures - By Hand Canada’s Artisan Gift Show
The works are all printed archival quality in their studio, with finely-replicated colours and carefully emulated details of the original works.
About Helen Yang
Helen Yang, born in 2005, loves drawing, painting and enjoys putting everything she loves into art. now she is a full time student in university.
Helen Yang started drawing at a very early age. She loves animals, especially dogs and cats, and draws them almost daily. Her drawing technique has improved naturally day by day, but the style is still in the children's way: simple and pure, humorous, and full of happiness.
Helen completed her first illustrated book at age 12, in 2017, published in July 2018.
About Chloe Huang
Chloe Huang, co-founder of Chloe & Helen, also a photographer who loves pottery.
Chloe specializes in fine art project photography and has been working on photo transfer art for years.
She uses acrylic medium to transfer images onto the wood panels, canvasses, and watercolour paper, finished using different materials coated by hand.
Chloe believes that this process can give the artwork more delicate colors and details, a refined look and feel, and a unique artistic intention making it much stronger than a photo print, carefully matching the feeling she has inside when capturing the moment with her camera.
