“I was attracted to printmaking as a medium because of its ability to replicate imagery; to be able to repeat an image, but to retain unique charms in each individual print. I am constantly exploring new ways to display my prints and create unexpected levels of intrigue for the viewer. My work reflects my curiosities outside of the studio: botanical imagery, animals such as snakes, bears, birds, and portraits of those who have influence on my life and emotions.”
Additional Artworks
From South Dakota Arts Council
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Aconite, 2022
Jordan Thornton
Watercolor, linocut
15 x 8 in (framed) (38.1 x 20.32 cm)
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Majestic Cottonwood, 2021
Kat Thompson
Oil paint on museum mount board
30 x 12 in (framed) (76.2 x 30.48 cm)
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Parable of a Fallen Ash, 2020
Chad Nelson and Lindsay Twa
Woodcut mounted on three boards
48 x 96.5 in (framed) (121.92 x 245.11 cm)
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Prairie Edge, 2017
Judy Thompson
Watercolor, India ink on paper on board
21 x 28 in (framed) (53.34 x 71.12 cm)
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Morning Has Broken, 2014
Doris Symens-Armstrong
Oil paint on canvas
30 x 40 in (framed) (76.2 x 101.6 cm)
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Hot Afternoon, 2014
Doris Symens-Armstrong
Oil paint on canvas
24 x 24 in (framed) (60.96 x 60.96 cm)
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No Fences, 2009
Kat Thompson
Oil painting on canvas
23.5 x 41 in (framed) (59.69 x 104.14 cm)
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Evening's Edge, 2007
Lynn Thorpe
Oil paint on canvas
40 x 64 in (framed) (101.6 x 162.56 cm)
