Diversity of Art by Jennie Scott
View - The Paintings, Cards and Photography
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I completed my degree in ceramics and glass at Plymouth College of Art and Design UK.
My sculptures have developed in many ways over the years, It is hard coming up with a new ideas for sculpting the ‘Horse’ the horse is probably the most art inspired subject since the Cave paintings of Paleolithic man in Europe.
I have found my niche with my ‘Driftwood sculptures, they are totally unique, but I still do my ceramic horses and other animals.
I use a method called ‘Naked Raku’ it is a slip resist in a sawdust firing, this gives that beautiful marble finish.
When you read the article called ‘The Energy of Driftwood’ that tells you what a special piece of artwork you are getting. It is a long slow process to make just one horse, but it is all worth it when you see the finish work. And people look at it and wonder how you do fit all the pieces together. I tell them you have to enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles, and have LOTS of patience.
Paintings and Pet Portraits and Prints
I have always drawn and painted horses since I could hold a pencil. I had no formal training till my late fifties, but I managed to earn a good living in the UK painting other peoples animals. In 2000 I went to James Cook University and received my BA.
I have won several awards with my work.
Photographs and Cards $2.50 each
I have a selection of my own photographs taken of known beauty spots in North Queensland which I have mounted on cards and Bookmarks.
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Jewellery
I could not find any chunky jewelry to wear so I made my own, based on early Celtic, Egyptian and Viking design. I had a great response when I wore, it So I decided to sell some pieces.
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