Sharon Freeman is a former Alaska resident who now resides in Vancouver, Washington. Freeman's love of nature is reflected in her watercolors of foliage native to the Northwest. Alaska's wild beauty continues to draw Freeman back each year for summer hiking expeditions, enabling her to capture, either in watercolors or photographs, nature at its finest.
Freeman majored in fine art at Central Washington University, where she also earned a master's degree in education. She attended watercolor classes at Portland State University's Haystack Program in the Fine Arts and studied with nationally recognized artists. In addition to being an active member of many west coast watercolor societies, Freeman has taught elementary school in the Vancouver area since 1978, where art has been her specialty.
Manufactured by Laurel Ink in Seattle, WA, this 500 piece puzzle is easily framed upon completion with completed dimensions of 18 inches by 24 inches.
