Manitoba Artist, Wendy Kroeker

Wendy Kroeker(Erhardt) earned her diploma in Applied Arts. An accomplished artist and experienced instructor in both watercolour and oil Wendy is well known and respected for her painting techniques and teaching skills. Her studio and home are located in a beautiful prairie landscape about 45 minutes south of Winnipeg MB Canada. Further information about her work and workshops will be located at the bottom of this site.

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Name: Wendy Kroeker, Erhardt
Location: Rosenort, Manitoba, Canada

Wendy Dianne Erhardt was born in 1955 in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. She met her husband, Ron Kroeker while working at Daley Communications in Winnipeg. Ron, a graphic disigner worked at Daley's as a senior artist while Wendy worked as a junior artist in their art department. After they were married they started a printing company with two other share holders called Country Graphics and Printing in the town of Rosenort. They have two children Matthew and Heather. Heather is married to Ryan Plett. Together with Ron's graphic art experience and Wendy's fine art experience this couple make a dynamic team in the art world.

Friday, August 04, 2006

A New Direction and New Works of Art

Yellow Field Poppies and Red Field Poppies
Acrylic on Textured Watercolour Paper
I have experienced an incredible two years exploring a new direction I took in my art. It has been very successful for me in so many ways and because of this I plan to spend more time working and exploring this kind of creative art work.
Prairie
Paper Collage

The decision to leave my traditional style of work for awhile and look into other techniques, mediums, subject matter and colour palettes was actually a very frightening thought. But I ignored the feelings and went foreward with as much courage as I could pull together. It was a whole new world for me. I had to awaken a very sleepy creative mind and I found that very difficult because I had to change the way I saw the ordinary. This wasn't an area I spent alot of time in and expressed when I was creating my traditional works of art. It was like learning to walk all over again. Using creativity and imagination did not come natural for me at all.....so I had alot of difficult work ahead for me to do.

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