Over the past 15 years, her work has gained international acclaim and is held in both private and public collections throughout North America and Europe.

Holly’s body of work, being diverse in nature, causes her to remain constantly engaged the creative process. Religious about her passions for art and the creative exploration, she motivates and moves others in the nature of form and freedom of expression.

Artistic talents are a genetic trait in the Denslow family which includes William Wallace Denslow (1856-1915) best known for his children’s books and illustrations of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in 1900 where he brought to life the beloved characters of the highly celebrated American fairy tale. Like W.W. Denslow, Holly hopes to leave a lasting legacy of art to inspire generations.

Her continuing roles in the art community as well as her charitable contributions have been chronicled in Art News Magazine and on FOX News Live.

Holly, originally a Northern resident of the Great Lake State has also lived in Japan, the Rocky Mountains and presently resides in Texas. She is a graduate of Central Michigan University where she studied sculpture under the guidance of J. Bourne. Holly is also a graduate of Ferris State University where she studied painting under J. Lyons. She has also worked closely here in Texas with master sculptors D. Adickes and J. Reno while establishing her ever expanding body of work.