Ann Hardy
Ann Hardy is living life as fully and well as she knows how. For Ann, the joy of painting is in the process (journey) and not the destination. Growth in life and art is the most exciting thing she can think of. You must be willing to risk and be at home in your own skin.
For Ann it’s fun to be slightly eccentric (sarcasm) from painting in a 12 by 12 foot treehouse to cooking for a crew of six on a 51 ft. sailboat in the Grenedine Islands or driving a van of eight women artists in Gwatemala to backpacking Scotland and England or roding up the Tetons horseback from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, tenting for a week, roding a 20 year old mule around Texas following a wagon train for 2 weeks, backpacking with daughter in the Rockies for several days, painting and drawing in Bali, Italy, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, France (Paris), Greece, France (Chateau du Soudin), helping the Habitat for Humanity in Belise, King Salmon fishing in Sitka, Alaska, painting in Argentina, and the most precarious of all---deciding to earn her livelihood as an artist.
