Cheryl-Ann Hills is a contemporary visual artist born in Kitchener Ontario, and currently living and working in Hamilton Ontario. Hamilton is unique as it straddles the Niagara Escarpment and provides excellent inspiration for her landscape paintings. The Bruce trail also meanders through the area and is where you can often find Cheryl hiking and painting. Cheryl has special memories of Owen Sound and Tobermory having spent time at art college in Owen Sound. She also spent many summers hiking the rocky trails of Bruce National Park and visiting the shores of Georgian Bay as well as exploring the beach trails along Lake Huron. In 2022 Cheryl returned from a trip to Whitefish Falls, Ontario where she explored the wild landscapes; hiking, sketching, painting and taking photos. The memories created during the trip together with the resources gathered have sprouted a new body of work featuring the wild northern landscapes of Ontario. Cheryl’s new style emerged late summer of 2021 and has been developing towards a clean, bold and colourful interpretation of northern landscapes. She is currently accepting requests for commissioned work.