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Studio Process
Behind‑the‑scenes looks at Jennifer's workflow: sketches, color mixing, layering, and that “happy accident” moment.
Merrymen of Mount Rushmore: George Washington's Uneven Eyes
As I was posting the pictures of the Merrymen of Mount Rushmore, I noticed that something seemed off about George Washington. One eye was lower than the other, and once I saw it, I had to fix it.
Jennifer Jones
57 minutes ago1 min read
Painting the Merry Men of Mount Rushmore: Where the Tears Collect
After spending some time out of rotation, the Merry Men of Mount Rushmore are back. Shadowing has improved, noses have received expert consultation, and tears may soon begin flowing down presidential faces.
Jennifer Jones
Jun 112 min read
The Walrus Painting That Refused to Behave: An Old Closet Rescue
An early walrus painting rescued from the closet returns after many years of hiding, revealing the evolution of style, frustration, and the unexpected patience of unfinished work.
Jennifer Jones
Jun 42 min read
Art from the Closet: Resurrected Paintings and Second Chances
Resurrected paintings aren’t abandoned—they’re waiting. A look at how unfinished art comes back to life when the artist is ready.
Jennifer Jones
Apr 122 min read
O.M.G.! What Was That?!?: February Moments of Calm and Chaos
February’s startled monk captures the moment calm collides with chaos. Read about mindful jumps, tiny surprises, and creative inspiration.
Jennifer Jones
Feb 13 min read
Creativity With Constraints: Inspiration or Frugality from Growing Up with Ten Siblings
Creativity with constraints began long before my art career. Growing up with ten siblings shaped my frugal habits, leftover paint practices, and unexpected artistic inspiration.
Jennifer Jones
Jan 183 min read