Artist Sudi McCollum’s intriguing blend of design styles is inspired by Japanese woodblock prints, the Arts and Crafts movement, and American and European artists. This seamless mix of aesthetics provides a worldly sophistication while retaining a rustic home-hewn warmth. Both quaint and whimsical, she uses goauche, watercolor, ink and pencil to create a style that’s uniquely her own. Her passion for plants and animals that share her outdoor surroundings, as well as her fascination with intriguing patterns is evident in her work. Her studio befits the idyllic painter’s setting with canyon views where she finds endless subject matter including magnificent oak trees, as well as bobcats and deer.

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