I believe that paintings can affect the way you feel; they can sing out to you from across the room or quietly smoulder, waiting for you to get up close. As a painter I strive to interpret and translate my daily world using just paint on a surface. Join me on my crazy journey of paint, people and imagination. Share my love of colour - why not sign up to my newsletter to get details of how and why I paint. I am passionate about painting and love the challenge that each day presents at the easel. Follow me and my visual world - this is the journey.
The Fashion Student: I saw this painting on instagram and knew I had to have it. The composition, the colours, are just right. Jane's wonderfully fluid and rather abstract figurative style work perfectly in this quirky image. I love it!
C Anderson
Frequency: I am over the moon - Have just collected my beautiful picture “Frequency” A really stunning piece of work from talented artist Jane. It will be hung in our new home when renovations are complete. Thank you Jane.
E Moss
Morning Light: This is our 4th piece of art from Jane and we love it!!! The whole process for this new piece was so straight forward and we are blown away with the quality of the print, so much so, we thought we had an original! Thank you so much Jane
J Doherty
Heatwave: Have always admired Jane’s work. I saw this painting on Jane’s website and it really made an impact. When I saw it for real at Jane’s Open Studio,I knew I had to have it. It’s colourful, dynamic even with the subject relaxing and it’s very “Jane” art. Am so happy pleased to own it.
K Johnson
Tipping Point: So regretted not buying this wonderful painting when I saw it in Open Houses last year, and after a year of regreting my hesitation am now delighted to have bought the print. The quality of the print is impressive and looks just like the original and even appears as if on canvas. Looks great in the white frame. Thanks so much Jane
The simplicity of the subject and the combination of colours give this artwork a huge and instant visual impact. The background and the expression on the subject’s face reflect the Japanese meaning of its title Komorebi - sunlight as it filters through the trees...
Finally! It is so hard to imagine a painting in your very own space, even at an exhibition you still have to imagine how it might look when you get it home. But now, as of this week, you can - tada! I am super excited about this, read my latest blog post
