Mimi Litschauer's desire to make fine art her life began in her youth which included many classes in painting, drawing, ballet, and piano. Her parents inspired her and impressed upon her "the excitement for the unknown, the addiction for the new".

After attending several college level art courses, Mimi realized that she belonged in nature (en plein air) and chose to study with several professional artists who were working "in the field."

She moved from Wisconsin to the foothills of Colorado to surround herself with the most insightful and inspiring painters and sculptors living there at the time.

Since then she has devoted years and miles to gathering "on location" experience and is currently living near and exploring our 10th largest National Treasure, Big Bend National Park.