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| “Sand Dune Daisies” © Jennifer Evenhus |
Name:
Jennifer Evenhus, PSA
Bio: Jennifer Evenhus is a nationally recognized, award winning artist based in the Pacific Northwest of the USA.
She enters and is accepted in many juried shows each year (since 1984) and has numerous national awards to her credit. Jennifer
has exhibited work in New York City at the National Arts Club; Denver, Colorado
at Carol Siple Gallery; Sacramento and Redding, California; New Orleans at the
World Trade Center; Coos Bay and Bend, Oregon and Seattle, Issaquah, Everett,
and Anacortes, Washington to name a few. She is a Master Pastellist of the Pastel
Society of America; a Distinguished Pastellist member of the Northwest Pastel
Society; the Pastel Society of the West
Coast (PSWC) and Knickerbocker Artists
USA (KA). She was featured in Abstract Category of Finalists in the Pastel 100,
2002 and had an article The Pastellist's Studio in the Jan/Feb 2000 issue of the
Pastel Journal; and a piece Abstract Painting in Pastel in the July/Aug 1999
issue of the Pastel Journal.
Medium:
Pastel; oil.
Subjects: Landscape; Still Life; Abstract
Style:
Jennifer's work is often quite abstract, she paints out most of the detail, leaving just enough for the viewer to be intrigued. Jennifer says: “Inspiration
for my work comes from landscapes, earthscapes (tiny bits of earth, plants,
pebbles) or rockscapes. Flowers often find their way onto my canvas
as well as still lifes. I am naturally drawn to patterns, shapes and
movement and enjoy translating those into works of art, striving
to capture the essence of the subject using dynamic compositions and bold
color.”
Navigation: Another FineArtStudioOnline website.
Gallery: Artwork: Abstract; Earthscapes; Still Life;
Landscapes; Florals; Figures/Portraits; Italian Scenes.
Image View: The galleries open to different methods
of display - some are thumbnails, some
are slideshows. Generally the images are
labelled with medium and dimension, and download is not possible.
Demo:
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Colorful genius! I'm a big fan of Jennifer's.
ReplyDeleteShe might convert me to abstracts all on her own.
ReplyDelete(I nearly said "drive me to abstraction" but that has an entirely different meaning!)