Betta Inman is a Utah native who began painting in 2002.  She was inspired by her teacher and mentor, Donna Parsons to paint still-life.  She immediately connected to the canvas.  During the early stages of her calling, her work was recognized as Best of Show at the Utah State Fair. Since then her work has been juried in and won awards in exhibitions sponsored by the Intermountain Society of Artists (ISA) and Bountiful Davis Art Center (BDAC). 

Her paintings show a keen interest in nature, florals, fruits and vegetables themed works. She employs a loose style; her transition from subtle to bold colors and strokes create a balance that is interesting and inviting. 

“I love to paint in my studio, painting from real life and using reference materials. I believe it’s the translation that counts.  I want to use what’s before me but, more importantly, I ask myself, what can I leave out?  It’s the leaving out that creates freshness and keeps it painterly.”
Betta Inman

Artwork: 
Fall in the High Country
Eggs
Mexican Pot
Kitchen Oranges
Kitchen Peaches
Kitchen Pears
Radishes
Black Eyed Susans in a Green Pot
Sante Fe Sunflowers
The One
Tulips
Blue, White, and Apples