
teacher, and television personality. After receiving an art degree from the University of Kansas, Peggy embarked on her creative career, which now spans more than 20 years. Peggy notes that, "it didn't just happen overnight. It was achieved one painting at a time, one day at a time."
Peggy's career as a wildlife artist catapulted when she, along with a few friends, were brainstorming about what types of art were readily available and what types of art were challenging to find. The answer, she discovered, was "animals," especially "baby animals." As Peggy explains, "that was the start of it all." It was a perfect match because Peggy truly loves baby animals.