Katlin Kirker’s creative imagery was inspired by the ever-changing seasonal colors and textures of Vermont, where she was raised as a young child on a dairy farm. Her family later moved to Northern New Jersey, where Katlin attended Ridgewood School of Art and Design, followed by a move to New York City where she studied at Parsons School of Design.

After a couple of years living and working in New York City, Katlin headed for Los Angeles with only two suitcases to visit a friend and stayed. With the exception of living in the West Indies on the islands of Saba and Saint Maarten and moving back to Vermont for three years to write and paint, she has made her home in Venice, California.

For the last ten years she has been extensively exploring and studying art history in Europe. Katlin now divides her time between Venice, CA and St. George, Utah, where she is inspired once again by the brilliance of the high desert Red Rock mountains.