METAL IS THE MEDIUM – THE LINES ARE HERS
TRUELINES METALWORK
No two pieces are exactly alike.
About Us
TrueLines Metalworks transforms anodized aluminum, sheet metal and stainless steel into original works of art.
SASKATOON SASKATCHEWAN
Est. 2020
Unique Designs
Using rotary tools, burr bits, drills and other hand tools, artist Jay Belhumeur carves, engraves, cuts and textures each piece by hand.
THE ART OF METAL
Metal is more than a material. It is the canvas.
Jay works primarily with anodized aluminum and sheet metal, using hand engraving, carving, cutting and drilling techniques to create artwork with a distinctly industrial character.
Surfaces can be:
Black. Silver. Sharp. Textured. Smooth. Slick. Reflective.
The finished result depends on the interaction between the metal, the tools and the artist’s hand. Every line is deliberate. Every mark becomes part of the piece.
Metal. Precision. Art.
TrueLines Metalworks creates hand-crafted metal artwork in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Each piece is cut, carved, engraved and textured by hand, transforming sheet metal and stainless steel into distinctive works of art designed to stand out.
Created by Jay Belhumeur, TrueLines Metalworks is built around precision, patience and dedication to the craft. Using a Dremel rotary tool, specialized burr bits, drills and other hand tools, Jay works directly into the surface of the metal to create sharp lines, intricate textures and unique finishes.
RECENT WORK
Each artwork begins with a piece of metal and is developed by hand using a Dremel rotary tool, 1/8-inch-shank burr bits, drills and other tools. Lines are carved into the surface, holes are drilled and textures are built one mark at a time.
MADE BY HAND
ORIGINAL ARTWORK FROM SASKATOON
TrueLines Metalworks is proudly based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
The artwork is available locally, including pieces currently available through Gather Local Market.
Whether you’re looking for something distinctive for your home, office, studio or workspace, TrueLines Metalworks offers original metal artwork made one piece at a time.
THE DETAILS MATTER
Close up, the artwork reveals the work behind it.
Engraved lines catch the light. Textured surfaces contrast with smooth metal. Black and silver finishes create depth. Reflective surfaces change as the viewer moves around the piece.
The imperfections of the hand-made process aren’t flaws — they are evidence that a person made it.
Every line is part of the story.
ORIGINAL. HANDMADE. LOCAL.
There is something different about owning artwork that was made by hand.
Not printed.
Not mass-produced.
Not duplicated.
A piece of metal. A set of tools. Hours of work. One artist’s vision.




