Rudyard artist gains a national audience
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A Hi-Line resident has stepped from teaching art in local schools to writing about and displaying art on a national level.
Diana Twedt of Rudyard said turning to writing after she retired from teaching at Blue Sky School in 1999 was like returning to a childhood activity. She wrote and illustrated her own stories as a child.
Her writings have focused on another interest that evolved from her childhood - making paper dolls.
"It's sort of an adult version of what I did as a child," she said.
Since she retired, Twedt has contributed to several art periodicals, including Somerset Studio, Belle...
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