Artist Inspired by Nature and Livestock

Rondallyn Eide-Johnson is a visual artist whose work reflects her deep connection to nature and rural life. Raised on a cattle ranch in southern Saskatchewan, Rondallyn spent countless hours riding horses and checking cattle alongside her dad and sisters. These early experiences instilled a lifelong love for the outdoors, which continues to inspire her creative journey.

Beyond art, Rondallyn enjoys a variety of hobbies that keep her connected to the natural world, including horseback riding, attending rodeos, camping, gardening, kayaking, cycling, and reading. Her passion for art began at a young age, influenced by her mother, a self-taught artist whose sketching and painting left a lasting impression.

Rondallyn beautifully combines her appreciation for livestock and the outdoors in her artwork. She works in watercolors, colored pencil, graphite, charcoal, pastels, and oils, capturing the essence of rural life with authenticity and charm.

Her work can be found in local coffee shops and featured in various art shows throughout central Alberta, where she shares her love of nature and her rural heritage with others.