Born in Texas, raised in Arizona, and now back living in Texas Lynn's love for horses and the western lifestyle was only natural as she grew up going to rodeos with her father. She married into a ranching family and her life expanded into the world of the working cowboy.

Lynn's extensive portfolio portrays everything from old-time rodeo cowgirls of the 1900's through the 1940's to the day-to-day life of the working cowboy. For many years she successfully owned and operated a business that incorporated many of the images that she paints. Currently Montana Silversmiths is producing Lynn’s artwork in a line of jewelry, dishes and home products. Her dishes from Montana Silversmiths will be featured in an upcoming book “Come & Get It -The Saga of Western Themed Dinnerware”

Lynn’s art has been exhibited in many shows throughout the western United States. She has recently exhibited her work in the “Trappings of the American West”, AQHA Hall of Fame Museum’s, “America’s Horse in Art” and the “Phippen Museum’s Miniature Masterpieces Art Show”. Her art work has been chosen to represent many events including the Santa Clarita Cowboy Poetry and Music Festival, Santa Clarita, CA, Prescott Cowboy Poetry and Music Festival, Prescott, AZ and most recently “A Tribute to Chris Ledoux” Art Show and Rodeo, Kaycee, WY, to name just a few. Lynn was included in The Dry Creek Arts Fellowship, Beyond the 98th Meridian traveling exhibit that was featured at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, UT.

Working mainly in watercolor and oils, Lynn works to express her feelings for the day to day life of the working cowboy, the horse, and the west through her art.