A few events in which I'm involved...and you are invited!
April 14, 10a-8p Painting for Orisons Art in the Making in conjunction with Arts in Bloom, downtown McKinney. The event begins in the morning -- I'll step up to the easel in the early evening.
April 18, 7pm-9pm Panel Discussion with Scott Trent regarding creating art opportunities. Sponsored by CityArtCal. I'll be representing what's happening in McKinney! Courtyard Theatre. Plano (CityArtCal.com)
April 26th, 7pm Ladies Night Out at the Heard-Craig Center for Arts, I'll be painting miniatures, I think. Fun stuff. (Heardcraig.org)
Summer classes at my studio, and summer FUNdamentals Camps at The Art House In McKinney (plus a new Tween/Teen Camp). Contact me for info.

My work focuses on color and composition, and encompasses a broad range of subject matter. I am most enthusiastic about music, the synergy between musicians and artists, and creating paintings live during music events, which I have enjoyed here in McKinney.

During my graduate studies in Art History at Yale, I developed a strong business in decorative painting and murals. It was the perfect opportunity for me to explore and create original designs in styles from Classical to Contemporary, including French Provencal, Mediterranean, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Early American, Japanese and Chinese.

I am privileged to be in McKinney during this surge in growth of its arts and culture. I'm particularly pleased to be a part of the Arts and Music Guild, the McKinney Art Studio Tour, the Art Club of McKinney, and the McKinney Creative Community. I also participate in, and help spread the word about, Second Saturday Art Walk every month in downtown McKinney. Please contact me to visit my studio, or look for my work at Orisons Fine Art and Framing on the Square.

--Annie

Anne holds a fine arts degree from Austin College and three Master's Degrees from Yale University: Religion and Visual Arts, East Asian Studies and the History of Art. She currently teaches art history at the Heard-Craig Center for the Arts, and fine art in her studio and at the McKinney Art House.