I have a passionate love affair with Nature. I am seduced by colors bright and bold, subtle and enticing. Delighting in the dance of color and form, I do art because I am compelled to release the images inside me. Currently, I'm inspired to paint with watercolor because of the startling way that the paint plays upon the page. I'm also getting into clay, constantly astonished by the sensual transformation taking place within the touch of my hands.

Introduced to the arts by her grandmother and uncle, Corynne began creating as a young child.  During that time, she discovered her deep connection with all aspects of Nature. Growing up in Indiana, she developed a love for the land through her grandparents’ farm. Her handbuilt ceramics allow Corynne to continue to explore her relationship with the land through clay.

Colorado fuels this love affair with Nature with its intensely rich and colorful landscapes, brilliant blue skies, and breathtaking mountains. Corynne’s aspen images reflect her child-like delight with Nature. She loves to lie down in the grass, staring up at the sky through the canopy of trees and leaves. Corynne is also intrigued with the small details in Nature. Her floral images depict the brilliance and beauty of flowers in their bright colors and unique compositions.

Corynne studied art at Colorado State University, where she also completed a Masters in Social Work.  Corynne also uses art therapeutically with children.