Corrina Johnson

Corrina Johnson began drawing horses at five, and continued throughout school.  She won a scholarship for an oil painting course after high school with a local wildlife artist, and learned to paint in an old masters style.  She then studied figure drawing and fashion illustration at the School of Visual Concepts in Seattle , WA . 

After taking time away from art to get her accounting degree, she resumed her study of oil painting by taking many workshops across the country with wildlife and landscape artists including John Seery-Lester, Dan Mieduch, Tucker Smith, Greg Beecham, Dan Young, Matt Smith, Ralph Oberg, Lorenzo Chavez, Ned Mueller, Scott Christensen, George Strickland and Robert Moore. She also studied weekly for two years with Ned Mueller in Seattle .  She spent several years plein air painting before returning to her love of animals.

She then began going to Arizona to do shows in the winter, returning to Washington and then Jackson , Wyoming in the summers.  She received a scholarship to study at the Scottsdale School of Art, and took several classes there.  She has participated in the Phippen Western show, a group show in the Desert Art Collection Gallery in La Quinta, CA, and participated in the Celebration of Fine Art in and Fine Art Expo in Scottsdale , AZ.