My Friend Frankie
My Friend Frankie (MFF) is a creative arts network based in Montreal, Quebec. Our mission is to connect creators, the community, and local businesses, fostering a collaborative cycle of success.
Upcoming Features
Charlotte Ouimet-Rogers
Charlotte Ouimet-Rogers grew up immersed in a family of female artists, sparking her early passion for art. By the age of 14, she set her sights on becoming an animator, a goal that led her to study animation at Cégep du Vieux-Montréal, where she earned her diploma in 2021. During her college years, she discovered a preference for pre-production work but initially had to focus on animation to meet industry demands.
What is a
creative network?
A creative network is a community of members who collaborate and support each other. It provides a space for exchanging ideas, sharing resources, showcasing work, and accessing new opportunities. These networks foster connections across disciplines, allowing members to combine skills. My Friend Frankie (MFF) uses its creative network to connect artists, the community, and local businesses, creating opportunities for everyone involved. Built on a cycle of mutual support, the network fosters success through collaboration and partnership, ensuring that creativity thrives collectively.
Tamara Martel - March 2025 - Pulp Books
We're excited to announce the first featured artist participating in the 2025 Consignment Opportunities in collaboration with Pulp Books. Tamara Marcia Martel (she/elle). Based in Montréal/Tiohtià:ke, Tamara is an award-winning graphic designer and multidisciplinary creator whose colorful, dreamlike universe is fueled by viral culture, typography, surrealism, and fiber arts. Rooted in intersectional queer feminism and social justice, her work celebrates the stories of marginalized communities. Martel's work will be on display for the entire month of March.
* Photography credit: Caroline Dostie
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Daylen Conserve - March 2025 - Bar Milton Parc
MFF and Bar Milton Parc are teaming up to provide three incredible artists with the opportunity to showcase their work through month-long consignment exhibitions. Each artist will have the chance to display and sell their art in a dynamic, community-focused space.
We’re kicking off this collaboration with Daylen, a Queer, Black multidisciplinary artist based in Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang/Montreal. Their work is deeply inspired by cartoons, anime, and pop culture iconography, drawing from beloved aesthetics like Hello Kitty, Sailor Moon, and The Powerpuff Girls. Through a striking fusion of vibrant color palettes and unsettling body horror, Daylen explores themes of sadness, love, joy, pleasure, pain, and self-discovery—creating pieces that are both playful and deeply introspective.
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