Heather Goodchild (born 1977) is a Canadian artist and costume designer who produces paintings and textile art installations.
[2] Recurring themes in her work include symbolism, rituals, regalia, societies, traditions, morality, and personal fulfilment.
[4] In 2012, as the Art Gallery of Ontario's artist-in-residence, she created the modernist Uniform Factory exhibit – which included a garment assembly line with Shaker slogans and masonic icons.
[2] Her piece "Dogs" was one of nine miniature art installations in Spadina Avenue, Toronto as part of the Open Field Collective’s 2016 Street Projects.
[11] Goodchild has worked as a costume designer for the 2006 television show What It's Like Being Alone and the 2002 short film Evelyn: The Cutest Evil Dead Girl.