For the ones who bring the wild home.
Hello! I'm Jenny
I paint wildlife and wild places in expressive watercolor, with hidden elements tucked into landscapes for the collectors who look closely. My work is collected across all 50 states and internationally, featured in global press, and 10% of every sale goes directly to wildlife conservation.
Every painting I make is an invitation to find that wonder and joy of the wild.
My work is made entirely with ecofriendly, sustainably sourced materials, shipped in sustainable packaging, and backed by a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Originals and prints live in homes from Colorado to coastal Australia, from mountain cabins to city penthouses. The collectors who find me tend to stay. If you'd like to be the first to know when new work arrives, join my Inside Tribe below. Originals go fast.
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Where do you get your inspiration?
I grew up in Colorado, where the mountains were my backyard and wonder was just part of daily life. We left the front door open and everything wandered in: raccoons, deer, once even a black bear. I learned early that wild places don't just give us beauty. They give us joy, wonder, and something greater than ourselves.
That sense of wonder led me across the globe. A bachelor's in biology, a master's in stream ecology, field research in Alaska and across the continental US, marine biology in New Zealand, wildlife conservation in East Africa, guiding international expeditions.
My art brings those stories to you - the perfect and fragile ecological systems underneath the beauty, the magic of moments in the wild that stop you cold, and a lifelong desire to protect what I have spent a lifetime loving.
What is your art education background?
I have loved art since I was a little kid. When I wasn't outside, I was hiding in my room drawing horses. At family reunions my cousins still tease me for being the shy one in the corner with a sketchbook.
I took AP art through high school and have studied with some of my favorite watercolor painters, but mostly I have learned by doing. Thousands of hours of drawing, painting, and trying new things. My practice is born of persistence and a love of learning.
After years in the sciences, I returned to art after a season of burnout, when I needed something that was just mine. What I rediscovered was not a hobby. It was a portal back to the wonders that inspired me in the first place. Every painting I make is a celebration of the joys nature offers us.
Life In the Studio
