Working from her home studio in Portland, Poppy Dully creates etchings, monotype prints, paintings, and artist books. She draws inspiration from the natural world — weekly hikes in the woods, extensive travel, and the ever-changing landscape of her garden. Her work responds to what captures both her eye and imagination. While printmaking and book arts involve research-intensive, multi-step processes, painting offers her a more immediate and intuitive form of expression.

Poppy has exhibited her work for over two decades. Her artist books were featured in a national print exhibition of six women artists at Regis University. Her paintings are held in both private and public collections, including the Regional Arts & Culture Council, Oregon Health & Science University, and the Oregon Health Authority. Her artist books are included in nineteen private collections and twenty-nine public collections, including Stanford University, The Huntington Library, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and the UCLA Arts Library.

You can find more of Poppy’s art at poppydully.com and her books via David Abel of Passages Bookshop (passagesbookshop.com).