Major Product/SVS:
Original artwork; Books; Calendars; Sculptures; Greeting cards; Mugs; Tapestries
Hobbies/Sports:
Skiing; Water skiing; Judging water skiing; Scuba diving; Photography; Art; Horseback riding; Playing tennis competitively
Education Degrees:
Bachelor of Arts in Outdoor Parks and Recreation, Minor in Art, The University of Georgia
Affiliations Awards:
Co-Founder, Duluth Fine Arts League; Gwinnett Fine Arts Center; Southeastern Pastel Society
Charity:
Lithograph Donor, Various Local Charities
Number Of Years In Profession:
20
Number Of Years In Current Position:
10
What Does He/She Attribute Success To:
She attributes her success to finding her calling and following through with it.
Why did you become involved in your profession or industry?:
She became involved in her profession because she comes from many generations of artists. She was discovered when she was having a painting framed.
Extended Bio Profile:
Ms. Fincher is frequently called a feminine Rockwell because she uses a soft painting style in her storytelling. In January 2012, she will launch the new trademarked line, Unbridled Wonder, a collection of bronze horses and children. Her painting entitled “The Dream Keepers” was introduced to the Oval Office of George W. Bush.
Position Responsibilities and Duties:
Working on a new line of Western bronze sculptures based on her paintings; Embellishing the figures of her paintings to create stronger sculptures; Working with many different companies, including The Bradford Exchange, which uses her art for plate designs
Awards/Honors:
Hall of Fame, Brenau University; Cover Feature, The Country Register; Award, International Competition, The Pastel Journal
Where Will You Be In 5 Years:
In five years, Ms. Fincher intends to continue building on her success, do more public speaking, and help more parents realize their responsibilities to their children.