About Bonnie
Bonnie Gail Lorenzen is a dynamic artist and musician whose creative journey is rooted in fearless self-expression and a love for storytelling. From sketching animated characters as a young girl to painting vivid landscapes and soulful portraits, Bonnie’s artistic path has always been guided by curiosity, emotion, and a deep connection to the world around her.
Her formal training began at Loudoun Valley High School in Purcellville, Virginia, where she discovered her passion for painting and began refining her technique. In 2019, Bonnie’s artistic evolution took a transformative turn when she encountered the work of Bob Ross. His Wet-On-Wet method not only inspired her but unlocked a new level of confidence and creative freedom. Today, Bonnie paints everything from serene nature scenes and majestic horses to beloved pets, abstract compositions, and iconic personalities—each piece infused with her belief that “you can paint anything you set your mind to.”
Availability and Inquiries
All paintings featured in my collection are available for viewing and purchase. While some original works have already found their forever homes, prints of every painting are available for sale through Fine Art America. Each piece is offered in a variety of formats to suit your space and style—from canvas and framed prints to greeting cards and more.
If you have any questions about a specific painting, availability of originals, or custom requests, I welcome you to reach out directly at: atouchofnaturestudio@gmail.com
Thank you for supporting my art and sharing in the stories behind each brushstroke.
Painting feels like stepping into another world. When you begin, the rest of the noise falls away and you slip fully into the scene taking shape beneath your hands. Colors aren’t just pigments—you feel them, blend them, coax them into motion until they swirl into something almost magical. Each brushstroke pulls you deeper into the moment, as if you’re not just creating the world on the canvas, but actually living inside it. Painting becomes a place where time softens, intuition takes over, and imagination becomes something you can touch.
Complicated is a visual symphony of emotion, fragmentation, and layered meaning. This digital artwork weaves together abstract forms, contrasting textures, and a palette that shifts between muted tones and vivid bursts—suggesting inner conflict, complexity, and transformation. Lines intersect and diverge, shapes overlap and dissolve, creating a sense of tension and movement. It’s a piece that resists easy interpretation, inviting viewers to explore its depths and find their own reflections within the chaos. Like the title suggests, it’s not meant to be simple—it’s meant to be felt, questioned, and revisited.
