Elizabeth Ann McNally is an artist and printmaker residing in New Britain Connecticut. She chooses to work in both representational and non-objective styles. Key elements in her representational work are humor, animals, and the graphic use of line. In her non-objective art, color, line, pattern and the properties of the material and medium are the sole focus of compositions. Elizabeth has a bachelor’s of fine arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) with a focus in drawing and printmaking. After graduation, her work was chosen to represent SAIC in admissions slide shows and on the SAIC website. She has work in the collection of the Children’s Library at the Chicago Field Museum. She won honorable mention awards in Mystic Art Association’s 45th Regional Juried Show and honorable mention in the professional category for CRT’s 2015 National Art’s Program show in Connecticut. Elizabeth and her solo show, “Playful,” in the Barnes Franklin Gallery, was featured in the Greater Hartford Arts Council’s blog, “Artists Spotlight”.