Rob Delamater

"Standing at the Edge of the Continent"

2015

Ann’s journals and original prints are based on direct observation and daily sketch book studies. Her subject matter includes recent travels to Asia, collections of objects and selected moments from everyday activities. Themes for her artwork include textiles, stories and childhood memories. From 1995 – 1999 Ann studied at Yale College and Glyndwr University obtaining a First Class Honours in Design. She specialised in illustration through drawing and printmaking. Ann now works from her studio in Kent. She is a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy and is represented in North Wales by Ffin y Parc Gallery, Llanwrst. Ann has also worked as an Artist in Residence for two years at Chester Zoo, making works based on the Aquarium, the Twilight Zone...

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