Rhonda Rene Greenwood began her career as an artist as a child drawing, singing and dancing. Her first painting of an Ojibwa native was shown at the Kalamazoo Art Center in Kalamazoo Michigan at age thirteen. At age fifteen she decided to draw portraits on commission. Also, Rhonda produced posters and banners for local plays and events for various organizations. During Rhonda's late teens she began to instruct students in popular painting techniques and she designed and created various woodcraft pieces for sale and on commission. During Rhonda's mid twenty's and early thirties she began her career as a public artist painting murals, faux finishes, trompe l` oeil, signage, conceptual art, heirloom paintings, logo's, artist dolls and sculpture. She is currently creating object d` art pieces (artist dolls) Le Plaisir French Dolls; and she is also producing her first collection of paintings. Her future ambition is to become a preforming artist by creating a music video in which she will sing and dance.
Rhonda has been featured in many news articles involving her art work. She has painted for numerous clients in the bay area. As a versatile fine artist, Rhonda works in various mediums and prefers to paint fantasy surreal paintings that shimmer with feelings of grandeur.
