Tina Armando is an award-winning artist who lives and works in the New Jersey Pine Barrens.

Tina’s enthusiasm for printmaking techniques and her deep reverence for nature shines through in her work, as she honors the beauty of interconnection using a unique blend of realism and the abstract.

From monotypes and limited-edition prints to original print collages, Tina’s art has been part of exhibitions in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, California, Kentucky, Rhode Island, West Virginia, and Florida. Her work has also shown internationally, in Japan, the Netherlands, and Germany.

Tina has had pieces published in The Hand, Contemporary Collage, and First to Find magazines, as well as in exhibition related catalogues and books.

Additionally, Tina often uses her art for fundraising, to help non-profit organizations and charities supporting wild spaces or important social causes around the world.

Tina spends her days creating art, exploring outdoors with her family, homeschooling her children, filling homemade journals with found poetry, and enjoying the chaos of living with six rescue cats.