Ann’s artistic journey began with an ambitious challenge—a 9 ½-foot by 20-foot mural in her brewery’s taproom. She embraced the challenge and from that moment, her passion for oil painting took root. Since then, her work has continued to evolve, bringing peaceful, immersive landscapes to life.
Drawing inspiration from her time hiking and exploring nature, Ann recreates the quiet magic of the outdoors, ensuring that her art resonates with people of all abilities. Her work invites viewers to step into serene landscapes, evoking a sense of calm and connection with the world around them.
Wander through the Evolving Colors’ website to see Ann’s stunning landscapes and the chance to experience the beauty of her evolving style. Here are a few examples. To see more, click on the links to her Landscape, Abstract Oil Paintings and Graphic Art.
Hamlet of Stalhiem Ann won Best of Show at the 2024 Arrivals and Departures Art Exhibit at the Heyde Center for the Arts in Chippewa Falls, WI with her entry “Hamlet of Stalhiem, Norway”.
Tranquility
Ann’s original oil painting “Tranquility” was chosen as one of the four 2024 Destination Door County’s Art in the Door Contest Tranquility is of a view of Lake Michigan from Cave Point County Park, Door County, Wisconsin.
Sunset at Porte des Mortes
As the sun sinks into the sky, its last rays burst into an amazing kaleidoscope of color. You watch, transfixed, as vibrant colors dance before your eyes building in intensity and infinitude as they stretch across sky as you wait for the Aurora Borealis.
Heel Stone of Stonehenge Stonehenge and its Heel Stone act as a neolithic astronomical marker. For nearly five-thousand years, each summer solstice sunrise has risen over the Heel Stone and each winter solstice sunset drops over the Stonehenge’s Altar Stone while sentinels of Rooks bid farewell to one season and greet the next.