Cynthie Fisher of Hamilton, Montana, works mostly in acrylic and scratchboard, making good use of her degree in zoology by concentrating
on animal behaviors and interactions. A self-taught artist, Cynthie has painted professionally for 14 years, accumulating many awards
along the way to national recognition. These awards include the 1988 Ohio Duck Stamp, 1991 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Artist of
the Quarter, 1992, 1994, 1995, and 1996 Washington Ducks Unlimited Artist of the Year, 1993 Alaska Ducks Unlimited Artist of the Year,
1995 Iowa Duck Stamp Winner, 1995 Alaska Duck Stamp Winner, 1995 Colorado Duck Stamp Winner, and Top Ten in the Federal Duck Stamp
Contest three out of four years, including a tie for first place in 1990. She is one of the 1996 and 1997 Ducks Unlimited National
Flyway Artist, the first woman to be chosen for this nationwide award. Cynthie's artwork has graced the cover of Cabela's sporting
catalog. She is also a member of the prestigious Society of Animal Artists, and exhibits her work in the national art shows nationwide
every year.
