Our Artists

Jocelyn Slack’s watercolors capture the fluid grace and beauty of her subjects: fish, frogs, birds, and turtles. Crane Creek Graphics began publishing her work in 1989 after being enchanted by her pen and ink drawings, watercolors, and glass etchings. Jocelyn enjoys the narrative quality of illustrations and strives for anatomical correctness. She lives in Wyoming with her family.

Marty Anderson attended art school and worked as a textbook illustrator and costume designer before becoming one of Crane Creek Graphics’ artists. She draws with pen and ink and paints butterflies, insects, mammals, and birds with watercolors. Marty lives in Wyoming.

September Vhay paints full-time from her Wyoming home. Her interest and admiration of native wildlife and horses inspire her graceful paintings of animals and birds. Raised in Nevada, September’s paintings feature the muted colors of the western desert and grasslands. Her oils and watercolors can be seen in galleries in Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico.

Henry Holdsworth’s training in biology and the environment is visible in his wildlife photographs. For more than 20 years, his work has been seen nationwide in numerous publications. He lives in Jackson, WY, offers photography workshops, and exhibits his work in his gallery, Wild By Nature. Visit his website to see more.

AD Maddox, a native of Tennessee, studied sports medicine in college but soon learned that art inspired her life. Energetic and active, she is an avid fly fisher. AD’s bold style and vibrant colors reflect her personality and passion for the beauty of trout and nature. She works with oils, acrylics, canvas, wood, metals, and other materials. Her work is exhibited in Wyoming and Texas galleries and in many fly-fishing magazines. Her website features her latest news and artwork.

Sari Staggs is known for her large-scale, colorful, and stylized watercolor paintings. Sari is currently retired at her California home, where she kept an organic garden and raised flowers for the subjects she painted. She also enjoyed painting large Native American portraits and landscapes.

Wendy Morgan is the owner and chief artist at Crane Creek Graphics, where she began publishing her art in 1980. She was born and raised in Wyoming and continues to live there. Her style is characterized by minimalism and the use of negative space in her airbrush designs of birds and animals.

Henry Evans (1910-1990) was a self-taught painter, botanist, bookseller, and artist. His botanical prints were drawn from life and handprinted from linoleum blocks. His work is found in many museums and continues to be enjoyed and collected. Henry’s work can also be seen here.

Jocelyn Slack’s watercolors capture the fluid grace and beauty of her subjects: fish, frogs, birds, and turtles. Crane Creek Graphics began publishing her work in 1989 after being enchanted by her pen and ink drawings, watercolors, and glass etchings. Jocelyn enjoys the narrative quality of illustrations and strives for anatomical correctness. She lives in Wyoming with her family.

Marty Anderson attended art school and worked as a textbook illustrator and costume designer before becoming one of Crane Creek Graphics’ artists. She draws with pen and ink and paints butterflies, insects, mammals, and birds with watercolors. Marty lives in Wyoming.

September Vhay paints full-time from her Wyoming home. Her interest and admiration of native wildlife and horses inspire her graceful paintings of animals and birds. Raised in Nevada, September’s paintings feature the muted colors of the western desert and grasslands. Her oils and watercolors can be seen in galleries in Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico.

Henry Holdsworth’s training in biology and the environment is visible in his wildlife photographs. For more than 20 years, his work has been seen nationwide in numerous publications. He lives in Jackson, WY, offers photography workshops, and exhibits his work in his gallery, Wild By Nature. Visit his website to see more.

AD Maddox, a native of Tennessee, studied sports medicine in college but soon learned that art inspired her life. Energetic and active, she is an avid fly fisher. AD’s bold style and vibrant colors reflect her personality and passion for the beauty of trout and nature. She works with oils, acrylics, canvas, wood, metals, and other materials. Her work is exhibited in Wyoming and Texas galleries and in many fly-fishing magazines. Her website features her latest news and artwork.

Sari Staggs is known for her large-scale, colorful, and stylized watercolor paintings. Sari is currently retired at her California home, where she kept an organic garden and raised flowers for the subjects she painted. She also enjoyed painting large Native American portraits and landscapes.