My earliest works took inspiration from my interest in poetry, spirituality and the beauty of the natural world. At 17 I received my first commissioned artwork. I look to the French impressionists: Monet, Van Gogh, and Chagall for inspiration.

I love the loose flow of watercolor and the spontaneity of acrylic. For watercolor paintings, I use the wet on wet technique. This technique entails applying thin layers of paint for a very diffused background, then I lay in the foreground with successively heavier pigments. My acrylic paintings start loosely at first. As the paint dries, I go into greater detail.

I will often pack up my plein air painting supplies and just sit in nature. I seek to understand natural light and observe the intricacies of nature. I also arrange still lifes in my studio, using flowers, fruits and objects to fill the canvas with the beauty of everyday items. Sometimes, I will also find and take photographs to use as foundations for later works.

For me, painting is a meditative practice. Through it, I can share the beauty, serenity and flow that I see in the world with others.

Annette Wolters

Artworks by Annette Wolters

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Books and Bouquet by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Packer Lake Revisited by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Rocky Mountain Aspens by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Morning Light by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

French Poppy by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Smith Lake, CALIFORNIA by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Mountains Majesty by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Train to Meadow View by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

The Oak Gatekeeper by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Bee Attraction 2 by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Trolly Junction by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting

Orange Lilies by Annette Wolters

Acrylic painting