Ann Fullerton lives and works in Canada

Ann Fullerton is an award-winning artist known for her diverse and captivating body of work. Her subjects range from atmospheric landscapes and vibrant or rustic still life, to the graceful figures of people walking on the beach and the soulful eyes of beloved pets.

After studying fine art and graphic design in Kingston, Ann moved to Toronto where she worked as a designer and art director. Her illustrative work has been featured in prominent publications including The Globe and Mail, Homemakers, Chatelaine, and Canadian Gardening Magazine. She has received numerous accolades for both her commercial art and fine art.

As a popular instructor, Ann taught at Visual Arts Mississauga, Sheridan College, and Oakville, as well as for various art groups throughout the Greater Toronto Area and Southwestern Ontario. While watercolour is her medium of choice, she also works with oil, acrylic, and pen and ink.

Ann and her husband, Geoff, now reside near Grand Bend, adjacent to The Pinery Provincial Park, where the Oak Savanna Forest and the shores of Lake Huron serve as endless sources of inspiration.