By Sally Ann Wilson

Dragonflies visit a wide variety of different flowers and are excellent pollinators because they can carry a large amount of pollen from one flower to the next. It seemed appropriate to paint this dragonfly with a variety of different flowers in full bloom.

"Sally Ann Wilson is an artist working mostly in watercolor and oils. She has been juried into and won awards in multiple local, regional, and national shows. Sally Ann recently retired from her Associate Professorship position in the music department at Pikes Peak State College where she also taught Art Appreciation and was the Fine Arts Coordinator.
A graduate of the Juilliard School in New York City where she studied art history with faculty from Columbia University, Sally Ann has performed and toured nationally and internationally with various orchestras and chamber ensembles. She studied painting locally with Tom Owen, Taffy Mullikan, and Laura Ben-Amots. She has also attended numerous painting workshops with world-renown artists such as John Salminen and John Seerey-Lester.
Sally Ann draws inspiration from the mountains west of Colorado Springs where she lives with her musician husband, Clark Wilson."