Welcome to the Jen G Studios website! :*)
March greatness
budding flowers, tree leaves, and growing foliage everywhere.
Art continues to reveal itself through creative interaction of maker, materials and process. This month (and season) we can look forward to an emergence of
new things, vibrant colors, and talented energy all around.
Recently I was interviewed for an online publication all about color.
CLICK HERE to check it out.
My creativity continues to be a fine-tuned balance of teaching, Jen G Studios production, art installations, and now co-organizer for the Month of Printmaking.
See more info below for all of these various things!
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Workshops - IN PERSON!
Learn how to tap into your creativity and engage new skills.Printing on Fabric
June 8, 15, 22, 29
6-9 pm
Art Students League
200 Grant St
Denver, CO
Registration open May 1
CLICK HERE for info
Jen G Studios - NEW THINGS!
Cloth napkins are back in stock, with new designs on the production table.
The list of mountain requests has finally been addressed, and I am very pleased to tell you that many NEW mountain designs will be ready by the end of March!
CLICK HERE to shop :)
This spring you can find me at the Horseshoe Handmade Market
Saturday May 7
from 9-4 on the Regis U Campus (new location!)
My summer show schedule is in progress, CLICK HERE to take a peek.
Come out and see what all the buzz is about! You can watch artists demo how to make prints, participate, and purchase original prints directly from artists.
March 4 Black Ink Fundraiser at TRVE Brewery, 6-midnight
March 12 Open Portfolio at the Denver Botanic Gardens, 1-4
March 19 Print Jam demo+workshops at Denver Art Museum 11-4
March 26-27 Open Studio Tour, Greater Metro area
and much much more!
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NEW ways to shop!
visit Jen G studios at Society 6
You can find rugs, mugs, pillows, and more...
we now have YOGA MATS!!
printmaking:gnikamtnirp
PRINTMAKING is a fine art process of applying ink to a plate or matrix, and transferring the image to a substrate - paper, fabric, wood, or other material.
The artist is capable of producing multiples of the same image, which is called an edition. Each piece produced can be a near-replica of the last, or completely different from the next. Regardless, a print is an original work of art. Printmaking is chosen for the unique qualities that each of the processes lends itself to.
Printmaking processes: monotype, monoprint, relief (woodcut and linoleum cut) Silkscreen (screenprint, serigraphy), Intaglio (dry point, etching, collagraph), lithography - just to name a few...
Want to learn more? Take a workshop! Visit my events and workshops page for more details.
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