me
I’m a multi-disciplinary creator who resents finite labels (among other things) and rebels against the outdated rule that an artist must be predictable to be successful. I simply wouldn’t be me and I certainly wouldn’t be a genuine artist if I just cranked out what sells and didn’t express myself. Art is about connecting with others. I want to connect with the multi-faceted, misfit and misunderstood people as much as the mainstream folks who love simple and straightforward.
Art prints are available via my Saatchi Art Portfolio and links in my gallery. Limited editions and new merchandise drops are at the Fourthwall. You can watch my art videos and jewelry tutorials, ad-free, by becoming a free member on my Patreon. Paid members get early access and exclusive content.
Snoot around and by all means, hit the contact page to get in touch for information about purchasing originals or if you’re a gallerist or curator interested in showing my work.
the single FAQ
WIP, (W.I.P and plain old wip, too) is an acronym for Work In Progress. It’s most often used by artists and people in other creative work to designate that a piece – be it a painting, a snippet of computer code, a dress or a bookshelf (to name just a few things) – isn’t finished. Usually (but not always) when a WIP is presented, it’s at least completed enough so that the intended final result is obvious or can be perceived fairly easily.
Artists et al, publish WIPs for many reasons; sometimes because they’re impatient and want to share what they’re working on; sometimes to get feedback or direction if they’ve come to a trouble spot; sometimes to get encouragement to finish a piece, or to be let off the hook and told it’s not worth the time and effort to carry on.
There are as many reasons as there are works of creation, adaptation and invention.
Thanks for being here.
Jenni*
*I use the nickname wipjenni because progress always requires work, and in art (as in life) there is always something to be learned, something to be improved and something to strive for, so, I consider myself an ongoing wip.