Lorraine Hill originates from the rural region of Southern New Jersey where she enjoyed teaching visual arts in various South Jersey Public Schools K-12 for 34 years. Along with her teaching assignments she served as the district’s arts liaison in Pittsgrove Township school district integrating visual arts throughout the various subjects taught. She received various accolades throughout her teaching career, most notable- Teacher of the Year 2016 in Salem County.

Lorraine dedicated herself to promoting the artistic goals of her students and caring for various family members which left little time for her own artistic endeavors. However, after the personal loss of her husband and retirement from teaching she moved to Montgomery County Maryland, currently residing in Olney. There she joined various art guilds and art leagues throughout the area in an effort grow in her own artistic pursuits and also to network with other artistic minded individuals.

Lorraine enjoys the company of many family and friends, gardening, travel and of course, creating 2D artworks of various mediums. She creates realistic images that resonate feelings and emotions to her audience through the use of strong color and composition.