  From Collectors: Hi Jennifer! I am currently working on the interior furnishings for a local restaurant and we love your pieces. - Bridgette Boylan Interiors, Inc. Norcross, GA Hi Jennifer - Oh gosh - I don't know what to say to you - I LOVE the tile of the silos - I grew up on a farm on the Eastern Shore so they also have a meaning to me like your friend who fished with her father in the Northern Neck. So neat - I have a very good friend who lives in the Northern Neck, she was at the festival too, she was in the next booth when I was purchasing the tiles from you - I love visiting her in the Northern Neck such a quaint place - she lives in White Stone, VA - so I thank you so very much for your kindness - as I said to you, I like to line my small tiles on a ledge above my sink so I can reminisce with them. I LOVE the saying you have at the end of your website about sitting quietly, etc. My downfall is collecting paintings, mostly scenery, but other things too - but you are absolutely correct because I can sit in my living room and look around the walls and just go to those places the pictures take me. I love it - Dear Jen, bought two of your prints today.
The Fountain ("Order Up") and
Lee's Barber Shop ("Shave and a Haircut"). Love them. Every time I look at them I break out in a good case of nostalgia. They keep me smiling. Thank you. -Alice P. I love my coasters!! Thank you so much for delivering them and visiting for a few!! - Dawn H. I just love my painting and can't wait to go looking for a frame! - Cindy F. I have it!!! It's beautiful! TOTALLY worth the wait! Thank youuu - Pennie B. |   Stevens Point, WI From a fan: I spent some time wonderfully immersed in
some of your art history here. After discovering your ability to touch those warm places deep within us, I consider myself a front row fan. Your ability to present a sense of depth and dimensionality is up front and persuasive in pulling us into the scene. It works well in staging the viewer’s eye to continue to explore I really enjoy your sense of color required for a particular scene. From the deepest shadows to the spectacular highlights, you create a continuity that effectively carries the mood of each piece - and then to the next. - Marc. K. From a fellow artist: This is really well done. Excellent detail..
Your story echoes a lot of mine. I remember my grandma's fresh baked yeast bread, and my grandpa's honey with the comb still in the jar. They had cows, so no Twin Pines, but thanks for the walk down Memory Lane, it was great! |
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