
Roadies · Lu Anne
Roadies
Pastel close up on a bundle of light blue hydrangeas.
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- Available sizes
- 18" x 24", 20" x 30", 30" x 30", 30" x 40", 36" x 48", 40" x 60"
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- Acrylic, Canvas, Metal, Paper, Wood
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- 1 1/2" Floater Frame, Loose Print (No Frame), Gallery-Wrap Stretcher, Rolled Print (No Frame), 1-1/4", 2", 7/8"
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The artist
A Colorado native, she draws enduring inspiration from the state's breathtaking landscapes and rich natural beauty. Her deep connection to the land serves as the foundation of her artistic practice, informing work that celebrates the unique character, spirit, and diversity of the American West. Through years of dedicated exploration and creative expression, her artwork has been licensed, published, and commissioned by both public institutions and private collectors throughout Colorado and the surrounding region. The ever-changing seasons, expansive mountain vistas, and intimate encounters with wildlife continue to inspire her creative vision. Whether working in photography, digital fine art, or mixed media, she seeks to capture the essence of place through compelling compositions that invite viewers to experience the landscape from a fresh perspective. Her work reflects both a reverence for the natural world and a passion for visual storytelling. Her artistic achievements have led to commissions and collaborations with a diverse range of organizations and clients, including Applebee's Restaurant, McDonald's, the State of Colorado, the Colorado Tourism Office, the Colorado Office of Film and Video, Telluride Ski & Resort, History Colorado, the Ute Indian Museum, Timberline Bank, Volunteers of America, Home Loan State Bank, and musician David Starr. Her work has exhibited at the Annual Chipeta Art Show, Ute Indian Museum, Montrose, Colorado (2018–2025) and the Wright Opera House, Ouray, Colorado (2023).
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Made at archival quality, in Houston.
12
Color pigments
A twelve-channel pigment process delivers a tight color match against the original — the standard used by museum reproductions.
7–10d
Print to door
Printed on demand at our Houston facility. No inventory; no compromise on lead time. Expedited turnaround available.
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Ready to hang
Metal, acrylic, canvas, and wood arrive with hanging hardware installed. Paper works framed to order.









