DANIELLE DEWEES ART

Danielle Dewees is a relief printmaker based near Bennet, Nebraska. Working primarily in linocut, her art highlights the wildlife, native plants, and landscapes of the Great Plains through bold lines, solid colors, and striking compositions. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2014. Dewees's work has been exhibited in solo shows at the Nebraska Governor's Mansion, Pioneers Park Nature Center, and Morton James Public Library, and has been juried into exhibitions such as Vision of the Flint Hills (2024), Surface Impressions (2022), and the Nebraska Artist Biannial (2021). In 2020, her design was selected at Nebraska's first "Support the Arts" license plate. She has received numerous awards at regional exhibitions and continues to share her passion for the often-overlooked beauty of the Great Plains through her printmaking practice.