Wendy is known for her sweeping lines and bold colours creating  mythological imagery of the subconscious. Although her earlier work depicted lyrical  landscapes, Wendy discovered the challenge of the inner landscape of the mind. It has become her signature style as she explores the depth of the land and cultures of the Americas.

       Wendy is one of a group of artists who graduated from the London Art Academy who were influenced by the Fauvists, Cubists, and Futurists of the early 20^th century.  These artists, Matisse, Derain, Braque, Duffy, among others created exciting and vibrantly colored works of art. 

Wendy has been further influenced by Art Deco artists such as Tamara de Lempicka, and the Arts & Crafts Movement architects Mary Jane Colter and Frank Lloyd Wright.  Wendy attended the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture for a short time. 

The influence of their style and color combined with her love for the art and culture of the America has become her great passion.

Wendy’s original artworks and art prints can be found in galleries throughout the United States and Canada, and in collector’s homes and offices throughout the world. 

Her works have been featured on the walls of the Senate offices in Washington D.C., Marriott Hotels, Mayo Clinic, Sky Harbor International Airport and many corporate offices. She has also been a regular monthly guest on Phoenix Chanel 3 “Good Morning Arizona” show. 

Wendy is the original signature artist for “The Trail of Painted Ponies” and has two ponies currently in collectable circulation “Sky Rider” and Phoenix airport exclusive “Phoenix Pony”.  “The Trail of Painted Ponies” is the number one collectable in the United States today.   Her work is also part of the Smithsonian permanent collection of American Women Artists along with Georgia O’Keefe and Emily Carr.

Wendy currently lives in southern region of British Columbia’s Okanagan. Wendy finds her home a vital part of her inspiration and well being.