Diptych 2-Panel Canvas Print | Cabbage Adage | Texas Watercolor Printed in London UK | Rodeo Queen Fine Art

M. Donna Good’s team is designing fashion apparel, a jigsaw puzzle series, and a beautiful kitchen and linen line while her primary fine art giclee prints are fulfilled by her local friendly and city art peers over at FinerWorks, a division of FinerWorks Media, LLC, which is a color lab and also an order fulfillment service of art and photo prints. All prints and products are produced using environmentally sustainable items within the borders of the United States. As a certified Hahnemühle production studio, her local printers have been able to demonstrate an understanding and practice of producing prints with incredible accuracy using the latest in digital printing technology for canvas and fine art paper giclee prints.

M. Donna Good (°1941, Muskogee, Oklahoma, United States) is an Associate Member of The Texas Watercolor Society and a Lifetime Member of The River Art Group Gallery in historic La Villita on the San Antonio Riverwalk. Donna's watercolor paintings and mixed media artworks develop through a radically singular approach of beauty that is inscribed in the contemporary debate, Good uses references and ideas that are so integrated into the process of the composition of the work that you will want to take the time to explore how and why these images transport you. Her layered translucent watercolor works are a drawn reflection upon the art of painting itself: thoroughly self-referential from a thousand backroads driven with her husband and traveling buddy, Bob, through Texas, California, Montana, and Oklahoma researching family genealogy while fly-fishing and etching in her mind the history of watercolor landscape – made present most palpably in Donna’s exploration of some of the most hallowed of watercolorist paradigms. M. Donna Good currently lives and works in San Antonio, Texas USA. M. Donna Good is known for her exquisitely detailed floral watercolor paintings and is an avid jigsaw puzzle enthusiast.