Utah-based artist Downy Doxey-Marshall, a Salt Lake City native currently residing in Orem, Utah, is a seasoned creative professional with a diverse and impressive artistic journey.With a career spanning over three decades, Doxey-Marshall has explored a myriad of artistic mediums, including watercolor, oil paint, egg tempera, pigmented ink, embroidery on raw linen, and mixed media. Her current focus involves creating large-scale oil paintings on canvas, drawing inspiration from the enigmatic beauty of the landscape.Doxey-Marshall holds a BFA in painting and drawing from the University of Utah, and she further honed her skills by obtaining an MFA in painting and drawing from Brigham Young University. Her academic background lays the foundation for the depth and richness evident in her artistic expression.She has participated in national and international exhibitions. Her works can be found in museum collections such as: the State of Utah permanent collection, the Salt Lake City Public Library, St. George Art Museum, Springville Museum of Art, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and various corporate and private collections, including Delta Airlines and the Entrada Institute.Actively engaged with the art communities in Arizona, Utah, and Nevada, Doxey-Marshall’s impact is evident in her inclusion in the publication "Utah Art Utah Artists: 150 Year Survey '' by Swansen and Olpin. Her artistic journey, marked by continuous evolution and a commitment to excellence, reflects a profound dedication to the craft.