Warm Omen, Bregelle Whitworth Davis

Artist: Bregelle Whitworth Davis

Title: Warm Omen

Medium: Watercolor on wood with silver leafing,

Price: $1425

Dimensions: 25½  x 11½  inches 

Artist Bio: Born in 1985, Bregelle Whitworth Davis was raised in a small town in Idaho. Being close to Jackson, WY and Yellowstone National Park she gained a great appreciation for fine art and the wonders of nature. She grew up surrounded by a family passionate for art, adventures, and animals, especially wildlife. She still ventures out as often as she can to study and photograph wildlife to use in her paintings.

Over the last 15 years, Bregelle has been featured in many solo and group art shows across the country including; dozens of galleries, the Springville Art Museum “Annual Spring Salon”, the National Museum of Wildlife Art “Western Visions” show, and the Hogle Zoo’s “World of the Wild”. Hogle Zoo also selected her to be their Featured Artist in 2014. She has been blessed with wonderful collectors from all over the World, some as far away as Australia, Norway, and even China. Her artwork has also been featured in multiple magazine articles.

Bregelle obtained her BFA in Illustration from Brigham Young University of Idaho, alongside of her artist husband Tyler. Following college, Bregelle and Tyler moved to Salt Lake City, UT. Not long after their 11th anniversary in 2017, their lives changed drastically. While Bregelle was pregnant with their first child; she received a diagnosis of aggressive Stage IV Breast cancer. Bregelle was induced mere hours later and delivered their healthy son 2 weeks early. Within 2 weeks Bregelle, started extremely aggressive chemotherapy treatments. After several long years of chemo, radiation, surgeries, and countless complications, Bregelle is finally back in the studio again. Although her hands needed retraining after the chemo caused neuropathy it hasn't kept her from her work. She is now the mother of 2 boys and is so grateful that there is still no evidence of cancer. Now Bregelle spends her time rebuilding herself physically, and her two sources of happiness: her family and creating art.