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May 9, 2011 Posted by niffer in Creative

Jennifer's art at RBG

 

Front of the SONSI exhibition postcard

Some of Jennifer's artwork is currently on display at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington, Ontario. Jennifer is part of a group called The Southern Ontario Nature and Science Illustrators. They are having a group show at in the Atrium of the RBG. SONSI has some incredible artists of an extremely high caliber. Members include Emily Damstra and Nellie Sue Potter, both award winning scientific and botanical illustrators.

 

Jennifer's painting also won an Hounourable Mention from the group.

 

Artwork on exhibiton at the RBG. Jennifers is the big gold on. It's title is "I am Deeper than You Know"

 

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May 3, 2011 Posted by niffer in Creative

Our Love Local button has arrived!

The Love Local button is here! It was so exciting getting the envelope in the mail. I, Jennifer, designed this as a tribute to local food. It is a one inch button that looks cool on just about everything. I am really please with the way it turned out! A big thanks to Crucial Pins in Toronto! They did a great job.

This is the first of a few buttons that I will be designing. I am planning on doing designs to everything from chickens, to sheep, to urban orchards, to bees to pastured pigs. All the things I really love!

Love Local Buttons

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New prints available

Eyes to the World

Eyes to the World

A few more of my paintings have been put on Imagekind as prints. These ones are all birds. After looking at them I have realized that I need to do some chickens. We have so many beautiful chickens here that they just deserve to be painted! This one, Eyes to the World was inspired by an owl that lives the Raptor Centre at Mountsberg, in Campbellville. School trips to Mountsberg were regular when I was a child and I loved the Great Horned owl they had. I can't remember his name, but I do think he had been shot by a hunter. He could no longer live in the wild. The rehabilitators at Mountsberg fixed him up and he became an educational bird.
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