Wendy has been drawing and painting since she was a child, but got serious about in in 2009. She works primarily in acrylics, watercolors, and "scribble sticks," usually in a realistic style. An award-winning portrait painter described her as a "colorist," which isn't surprising, since she works with both the classic artist's color wheel and the process-color wheel used in commercial publication.
She was inspired to take up photography while going to school in Milwaukee and later while...
Wendy has been drawing and painting since she was a child, but got serious about in in 2009. She works primarily in acrylics, watercolors, and "scribble sticks," usually in a realistic style. An award-winning portrait painter described her as a "colorist," which isn't surprising, since she works with both the classic artist's color wheel and the process-color wheel used in commercial publication.
She was inspired to take up photography while going to school in Milwaukee and later while working as the production coordinator of a weekly newspaper, both of which guided her to develop a predominantly photojournalistic approach to her photography.
Wendy's teaching began when she had to take over a 6-session writing workshop after the organizer had a stroke. Since then, she's guided paintings in acrylic and watercolor, and has published several books, including instructional titles.
