Ann Kennedy

Acrylic artist Ann Kennedy, who calls Billings, Montana home, infuses her canvases with a vibrant energy. Known for her love of portraying bison and wildflowers, Kennedy's artistic scope extends far beyond these Montana staples. A true experimenter, she relishes exploring the world of color and texture. This playful approach is evident in her work, where bold hues and interesting textures create a dynamic visual language, breathing life into every brushstroke.

Frequently Asked Question

Door skin, in the context of painting canvas, refers to a thin sheet of wood commonly cut from a hollow-core door or a sheet of plywood sold specifically as door skin at lumberyards. These are used as an alternative to traditional stretched canvas for painting.