Jane Morris
when I was in high school I was really into formal portraits, and became obsessed with Dante Gabriel Rossetti. this is a copy, or let's say an interpretation, of one of his paintings of Janey Morris, done in pastel. I've been revisiting realistic portraiture and dug up a lot of my old stuff, and now with the wonders of quality digital cameras, I'm finally willing to let it go. this work is not matted, mounted or framed; it is just the pastel drawing itself. dimensions are 11.14" I'm still getting back up to speed on painting realistically, so am not taking custom orders at the moment, or, if I did, they'd have a very loose time frame. And i don't do realistic portraiture. You'd think I'd be good at it, but I'm not. I'm big enough to admit that. However, if you have an old house and want some old-looking paintings of supposed ancestors…I'll see what I can do. I work in acrylic on paper or canvas.
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I graduated from Columbus College of Art and Design with a Fine Arts major, emphasis on painting. I've shown and sold work in galleries, shops and festivals in the area, as well as in Chicago and Cleveland. I founded and run Cross-Media Collective, a 501(c)3 non-profit to help artists and art groups get the assistance they need, be it grants, sponsorship, or just general aid with permitting for events. We are currently fundraising for a permanent location for our events, and a gallery/workshop space, as well as a museum of miniatures, my pet project. You can read more about that at cross-mediacollective.org and columbusminiatures.org (currently under construction).
My work is very varied, running the gamut from painting to sculpture, realistic to abstract, massive to tiny. I get bored easily, and inspired easily, and no one would guess that everything I make comes from one person. Most of my work tends towards the figurative, or the anticipation of figures; I make miniature food, furniture and rooms…okay, and figures. My paintings are generally acrylic and almost always figurative. My sculptures are clay, and, again, figurative. I'm a people person, aesthetically, anyway.
I've spent the past three years renovating and decorating a very large, very old, very neglected house. My work with minis was beneficial in planning and executing the look of the house, and though I have no training in interior design, I love decor and architecture, as is evident in my miniatures, and would like to find decorators to work with, perhaps to commission a certain piece for a certain room, or work with individuals who just want an artistic eye or someone to shop with when redoing a room. Sometimes a fresh view or a second opinion is crucial.
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