Sarasota, FL
Layered by hand. Inspired by the coast.
Original coastal collage built from hundreds of hand-cut paper layers — and signed giclée prints finished to hang without glass.
The festival season
Art festival season starts in November.
Nearly every weekend, November through April, across Florida — dates announced soon.
A few favorites
Some pieces people keep coming back to — as originals, and as signed prints.
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Original mixed media
For collectors seeking one-of-a-kind works — hand-cut paper, paint and leaf on panel, with a gold float frame as an option.
See the originals →
Signed and numbered giclées
Professionally printed with pigmented archival ink in a limited edition, signed by Jennifer — framed in white wash, grey or silver, or as canvas.
See the prints →
The process
Every piece is built up by hand, one layer at a time.
A painted background first. Then paper — sprayed, patterned, hand-cut into fronds, feathers, petals, and waves — layered until the piece has real depth you can catch in the light. Prints keep that texture with a raised varnish, so they hang beautifully without any glass.
Paint
Cut
Layer
Finish
From the festival circuit
See the real thing under the white tent.
November through April, the booth is out at Florida's outdoor art festivals nearly every weekend — and it stays one of the best-loved stops on the circuit. See the artwork in person at Jennifer's booth, catch the texture in the sunlight, and say hi.
Seen it at a show?
The piece you saw in the tent may have been embellished.
A signed giclée print is a faithful print of the original. An embellished print is one Jennifer has gone back over by hand, collaging new paper onto the surface, so no two are alike. She brings both to the booth, and the embellished ones are not listed here.
If you saw one you cannot stop thinking about, write to her — she will tell you the price and how long it takes. A size made to fit your wall is possible too, for a small fee.
Ask Jennifer about a pieceFollow along
The studio, day to day.
Pieces in progress, booth mornings, the odd bike ride for research — live from her channels. Follow, share, send a piece to a friend.
Show days and new pieces, on Facebook.
Where Jennifer posts the festival dates first, plus what's on the worktable this week.
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First look
New pieces land in inboxes first.
Originals sell quickly — the email list sees them before anyone else. A few notes a season, nothing more.