Bio

Her work has appeared on the covers of, "The Journal of Antiques and Collectables", "Berkshire and Capital District Home & Style", "Berkshire Green" and the Bit's and Pieces puzzle catalog. Her Christmas paintings graced the covers of "Ideals magazines" 70th and 75th Anniversary editions. Since 2006, she has been selected by "Early American Life" magazine for their Directory of Traditional Crafts Holiday Directory. In 2007 Bonnie was chosen to design an ornament for the Blue Room Christmas tree. It remains in the White Houses's permanent collection.

Bonnie and her husband Scott built on her families' Spring Gait Farm in 1988 and still reside there with their dogs Marley, Brodie and Bella along with their cat, Scooter.

-About the Artist-

Bonnie in front of the Lindenwald

at the Martin Van Buren Historic Site

Bonnie's 2007 Christmas Ornament

pictured hanging on the

Blue Room Christmas Tree

in the White House

Bonnie spent 30 years living and working on her family's horse farm in Canaan, NY. The barn closed in 2002 and the youngest of her three sons began kindergarten the following year. With more time on her hands, she began something she hadn't done for more than 20 years - she began to paint again. She also began attending craft shows and fell in love with folk art. Life on the farm, the mountains, valleys, historic homes and villages that surround it gave her unlimited ideas.

She currently works as her own agent, licensing her images to numerous companies to be used on jigsaw puzzles, calendars, diamond art, advent calendars, greeting cards, cross stitch and prints that are sold through out the United States and Canada.