Marti Miller Hubbell was raised on the ranch in San Benito County that her great-grandfather homesteaded in 1882. Marti and her husband John live about 30 miles away (near Hollister) where they base their stocker cattle operation.

The self-taught artist celebrates California's rich ranching heritage and her love of nature and the outdoors in her paintings. Helping her husband with the cattle gives her constant inspiration and the opportunity to chronicle the cowboy lifestyle up close and personal.

“While I hope that my passion for the west and its inhabitants is evident, I give equal importance to the honesty and accuracy of my paintings. These are scenes from my life.”

Marti has participated in the Bosque Art Classic, Cowgirl Up! Art Show, the Mountain Oyster Show, AQHA's Horse in Art, Strathearn Foundation Invitational Art Show, Reagan Library, the Red Bluff Bull Sale Art Show, and the Cattlemen's Art Show.