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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
1 day 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
Behind the Scenes Art Exhibit: I Never Thought I'd Say This
A personal behind-the-scenes art exhibit installation story about hanging the June gallery solo, missing a couple of paintings, and discovering the humor in doing it all alone.
Jennifer Jones
Jun 72 min read
Animal Portrait Exhibit Faces of the Wild Bold Portraits with Personality - June Gallery Exhibit
A vibrant animal portrait exhibit featuring expressive, colorful paintings full of personality. Faces of the Wild brings bold character-driven artwork to life through color and expression.
Jennifer Jones
May 282 min read
Buffalo Painting Auction, Road Trips, and a Long Planned Visit to Woolaroc
A long-planned trip to Woolaroc, a road trip package, and a buffalo painting auction piece that insisted on becoming something more than expected.
Jennifer Jones
May 123 min read
Resurrected Paintings: The Shark Always Moving
The shark returns to the canvas in the resurrected paintings series—always moving, quietly waiting, and finally ready for its turn.
Jennifer Jones
Apr 242 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
Coconut Octopus Painting in Green and Purple Underwater Scene
Follow the progress of my coconut octopus painting in bold green and purple. The underwater scene is still evolving, inspired by fascinating creatures from the Houston Museum of Natural History. Watch as this little octopus and its companions come to life on the canvas.
Jennifer Jones
Jan 211 min read