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Category: Jennifer’s Art

For me, art is a story and a journey.  My journey began with making “mud sculptures” in my back yard (using actual mud) and progressed to wall hangings made with yarn and dowel rods, hours of practicing calligraphy, creating the heaviest clay bowl known to humankind (which still survives), and continuing through almost every kind of art imaginable.  I love the process of creating art and telling the stories behind it. Telling the story is part of the fun.

My current focus is on printmaking and ceramics.  I create drypoint etchings on plexiglass by hand using an etching needle, and sometimes combine this process with other printmaking techniques. I also create photopolymer gravure prints using light-sensitive metal plates and my own photographs and original drawings. I ink and print all of my images by hand in small editions.  Making ceramic vessels and sculptures is another one of the constants in my art-making journey. I make hand-built, slab, and wheel-thrown pieces and fire them outdoors using a Western-style raku process. My most recent explorations are in wood-fired ceramics.  

Zee-ba

Two-layer relief print.

Jovian

Raku fired sphere.

Giraffe

Intaglio (dry-point etching) with chine colle.

Calla Lily Vase

Raku fired vase.

Without Borders

Intaglio (dry-point etching) printed on a map.

Mojo Jar

Lidded Jar, Raku Fired.

Frog-a-licious

Intaglio (dry-point etching) with chine colle.

Geometric Vases

Raku-fired vases

Slater’s Hardware

Photopolymer Gravure with graphite.

Seed Pods

Hand-built, raku-fired, and awesome.

Stained Glass Dress

Intaglio (dry point etching) and chine colle.

Black and Red Geometry

Cassius Basaltic clay

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