Meet the Artist

stephanie erdmann holding fish

Using layers of transparent paint, she conveys the passion of our actions within our natural surroundings, especially of the fly-fishing experience—transforming the act of catching a prized trout into a moment of connection and splendor.

Precisely detailed fish, flowers, and loved pets, picturesque landscapes, stunning wildlife, and moving waters are energized with translucent layers of color and attention-to-detail in stimulating compositions. She strives for each of her paintings to communicate to the viewer the loveliness and splendor of the subject.

Gaining inspiration from her own outdoor experiences fishing, hiking, and gardening, and from her love of pets and wildlife, Stephanie’s paintings are reflective of her interests and passions. She feels lucky to have learned to combine her joys of fishing and being outside into the art she creates.

Erdmann is a self-taught painter. She was introduced to the medium years ago when her mother, also an artist, took a watercolor course. Over the last few years, she has been working diligently to fine-tune her craft. She has been shown in exhibitions in Great Falls, Montana, and at the Paris Gibson Museum. She is a member of the Art Association of Montana and a former member of the Duluth Art Institute. Her paintings can be seen in homes across Montana and Wisconsin.

Stephanie’s Galleries