Unleash Your Creativity with Miss Jenn's Paint & Sip
Unleash Your Creativity with Miss Jenn's Paint & Sip
This brochure for Miss Jenn Art features a vibrant flow paint background, reflecting the dynamic and creative energy of the paint-and-sip experiences we offer. As a paint and sip instructor company, we provide a fun, interactive environment where you can explore your artistic side. The flowing colors of the background mirror the creativity and joy you'll find in every class, making this a perfect introduction to the world of painting with Miss Jenn Art.
Let the Blues Flow
Unleash Your Creativity with Miss Jenn's Paint & Sip
This flow art piece was created on a 20x30 canvas, using a mix of blue and teal to create a vibrant, dynamic composition. The process involves carefully measuring the right amount of paint to pour into the cup, ensuring the colors don't mix. Once poured onto the canvas, the challenge was guiding the paint in the right direction to create a beautiful flow. The result is a mesmerizing display of color, full of energy and movement.
Flowing with Color
Flowing with Color
This flow art piece was created using acrylic paint, where the colors seamlessly blend together to form a vibrant, eye-catching composition. I used Photoshop to color correct the painting, then added my personal touch by incorporating "JT" into the design. The result is a bright, energetic piece with a beautiful harmony of flowing colors that complement each other perfectly.
This is a pencil drawing of a grey pitbull a piece that challenged me, especially when it came to capturing the subtle variations in shading. The dog’s eyes, so different from a human’s, held a depth that I worked hard to reflect. It pushed my skills in new ways, but in the end, it was a rewarding piece to create.
This pencil drawing features a woman smiling, radiating pure happiness and gratitude. Her expression says it all her joy comes from deep appreciation of life. The dark shading adds depth and warmth to her cheerful demeanor. It was a fun project to work on, and I really enjoyed bringing this positive energy to life through the drawing.
This drawing features a man wearing a baseball cap, his face neutral, not smiling. Adding the cap to the piece presented a new challenge, as well as capturing the subtle details of a male figure something different from my usual work. It was a great exercise in embracing new techniques and perspectives.
This drawing features the mischievous Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland, with a twist, I added the illusion of a pencil curling around the cat, blending the world of imagination with the drawing itself. It was a fun and whimsical cartoon piece to create, bringing a bit of Wonderland to life in a new way.
This graphic drawing of a baby was a study in both form and technique. I focused on creating a patterned shirt using a mix of shading styles, exploring how texture and contrast bring depth to a simple design. It was a fun and valuable learning experience that pushed my technical skills in a new direction.
Drawn with pencil, this portrait captures a woman smiling radiating happiness that goes beyond just her expression. What drew me to this moment was how the joy shines not only through her smile but also through her eyes. It’s a reminder of how emotion can live in the smallest details.
This pencil drawing captures a little girl in a fluffy dress, her face lit up with a sense of wonder. I wanted to reflect that pure, curious expression a glimpse into the way children see the world for the first time. It’s a quiet moment of discovery, full of innocence and imagination.
This pencil drawing shows a woman holding up a wine glass, dressed in a glass-beaded necklace, her face glowing with celebration. Her joy is captured not just in the gesture, but in the expression across her face. I focused heavily on shading to bring out the richness of the moment and the textures of both elegance and emotion.
This pencil drawing portrays an older woman, her face marked with the natural lines and wrinkles that come with age. Her expression carries a quiet tiredness, a reflection of life lived and time passed. I focused on how the skin sags and shifts with age, aiming to capture the beauty, depth, and honesty in the aging process.
About JT Designs
This watercolor piece was created using only one color—blue. It portrays a woman holding her son, with a single tear falling from her eye. I was drawn to the image because of the powerful emotion it conveys. It took many hours to complete, but it's a piece I’m incredibly proud to have in my portfolio.
This watercolor piece features a snake brought to life with a vibrant and carefully chosen color palette. As an artist, stepping outside my comfort zone with this subject challenged and inspired me. It was a chance to explore something new and in the process, I learned so much about color theory and the power of bold combinations.
This acrylic painting series features the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland, with each piece using contrasting colors to create a dynamic and bold look. Each contrast adds a unique energy to the character, making the familiar figure of the White Rabbit feel fresh and exciting in every painting. It was a fun way to experiment with color and challenge myself with contrasts.
For this project, I used acrylic paint and the technique of pointillism to create a Disney-inspired artwork. Placing each cartoon figure with precision was challenging, but the process allowed me to explore the flow of colors and shapes. The final piece has a beautiful rhythm, and I'm proud of how the individual dots come together to form a seamless and dynamic composition.
For this project, I used blue colored paper and colored pencils to create a scene from the Super Bowl between the Patriots and Giants. The challenge was working with colored paper and figuring out how to create shadows and depth. It pushed me to think about how light and color interact in a new way, and it was rewarding to see the final result come together.
This project combines ink and white crayon, an interesting technique I enjoyed learning. I started by using the white crayon to draw the design, then layered ink on top, allowing the crayon to resist the ink and reveal the drawing beneath. Inspired by Disney, this project was a fun experiment in mixing two different mediums to achieve a unique and striking result.
