Welcome to the countryside! 
Through the artwork of Susan Hunt-Wulkowicz, you can see the beauty in the changing 
of the seasons as viewed by this artist who with her husband Dennis McWilliams left 
the Center for the Print in downtown Chicago as a result of soaring property taxes in 
1989. Not surprisingly, Susan moved to rural Wisconsin, realizing a long-held dream.

Susan's finished images are all original prints-created backwards, printed in 
black, hand colored with watercolors, signed and numbered in limited editions.

Her artwork has always been imaginary, as she escaped the city by creating the 
places she'd rather be. These works became increasingly detailed to bring the 
fantasy closer to reality. As her eyesight changed, Susan turned to magnification 
for a greater level of fineness. Each image contains tiny details, such as insects 
and other creatures that the surroundings require. Images created since her move 
to Wisconsin that include the tiny lettering of scriptures, in addition to the names 
of family and friends. These details, woven into the imagery, have become a small 
trademark of her work.