Inspired by the ordinary world around her, Worth’s artwork focuses on the subtle play of light and color and the patterns they create. “My hope is to capture a moment, a memory of things we see but perhaps fail to notice the simple beauty they radiate.” Working in transparent watercolor for many years she has also recently reintroduced herself to oil painting.

Born in the Midwest, Worth attended Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, moving to Colorado Springs in 1991. In addition to her studio work she has taught drawing and painting at both the high school and adult levels. She has served as artist-in-residence at Rocky Mountain National Park and continues to lead an annual workshop in the park.

Worth's works are in the private collection of the J.C. Penney Company, the National Park Foundation, Rocky Mountain National Park, and Pueblo Bank and Trust. Juried into numerous national exhibitions, she has also been awarded the Marble Medal by the American Watercolor Society, a bronze medallion at the Arts for the Parks National Exhibition, the Irving Shapiro Memorial Watercolor Award by the Northern Colorado Art Association and several purchase awards.