48 x 60

Acrylics

Original

Seaing is believing

Three 10-inch circle canvases

Acrylics

Original

A bad day of surfing beats a good day at school.

8 x 10

Giclee image mounted on an 11 x 14 matte ready for framing

Digital illustration/art print

I created this piece for Leucadia 101's commemorative art poster for small business Saturday. I wanted to showcase the beauty of North County alongside the juxtaposition of current events in the world.

20 x 20

Framed canvas giclee reproduction

Acrylic and ink seascape painting reproduction as part of my "Sea + Wander" collection.

18 x 24

Framed canvas giclee reproduction

Acrylic and ink seascape painting reproduction as part of my "Sea + Wander" collection.

16 x 20

Canvas wrapped photo print

16 x 20

Canvas wrapped photo print

16 x 22

Colored pencil

Original

Hertz holds a tiny answer to the question of the Great Mystery.

22 x 16

Colored pencil

Original

All right holds a tiny answer to the question of the Great Mystery.

12"

Epoxy resin with acrylics on mirror

Original

Sunsetting colors over a mirror & bioluminent waves when hit with a UV light.

12"

Epoxy resin with acrylics on mirror

Original

Aerial view of waves rolling in with a bioluminent effect when hit with a UV light.

8.5" x 10"

Epoxy resin, acrylics, sand, & sea stars

Original

Aerial view of the shoreline.

36 x 24

Mixed media on canvas

Original

Originally from Pennsylvania, I grew up two blocks from the Susquehanna River and have felt the need to live close in proximity to water ever since. My understanding of our attraction to bodies of water was reinforced reading Dr. Wallace J. Nichols' book, Blue Mind, in which he discusses the neuroscience behind our connection to all things water. Living in Cardiff-by-the-Sea, I enjoy daily walks on the beach and absorbing all the sights, sounds and smells of the Pacific Ocean.

6 feet x 4 feet

Acrylic on unstretched canvas

Original

Don't harsh the mellow.

4 feet x 4 feet

Oil on pastel on canvas

Original

Don't harsh the mellow.

24 x 32

Charcoal and felt tip pen on paper

Original

Don't harsh the mellow.

16 x 20

Acrylic

Reproduction canvas print

It had been seven years since she left this same dock. Her journey had been a time for learning but full of mountainous struggles. Once she decided to pursue her dream and return to her land, she saw him again. Their coupling was full of a kaleidoscope of color, intellectual humor, unforgettable music, and learning of their shared dreams. One evening, as the bright yellows reflected off the suave blue clouds and onto the calm harbor water, he bent on one knee and asked for her hand. His blue eyes mirrored the peaceful ocean. Looking at the harbor, a calm came over her, and she knew the next time she returned to her boat, he would be with her.

16 x 20

Acrylic

Reproduction wrapped canvas

Running along the beach she looked up and she was breathless. It wasn't the running, it was the clouds that were full of soft oranges and light purples that mesmerized her. The cottony clouds were endless and framed the island. Seeing the sky made her realize that she was ready to paint on the canvas back at home. She took in the aqua hues of the ocean that crashed melodically along the shore. Her strides became longer and she crossed to the other end of the beach near the island, which she knew was within reach. She knew that once she went there it would be time to start again and create the masterpiece she had always envisioned.

11" x 14"

Matted fine art photograph

Print

Purple flowers and green grass glow by the setting sun above the Del Mar Bridge and Torrey Pines Beach.

14" x 11"

Matted fine art photograph

Print

Five pelicans flying over a very large La Jolla wave in mid-morning light.

14" x 11"

Matted fine art photograph

Print

Sunset swell lines and layered clouds at Ponto Beach, Carlsbad.

11 x 14

Photography, matted and framed.

Print

Black & White Palm Trees (Hawaii)

14 x 11

Photography, matted and framed.

Print

Black & White Palm Tree (Mexico)

11 x 14

Photography, matted and framed.

Print

Black & White Palm Trees (California)

Cabo & Coral, Dog Days of Summer

17 x 22

30 x 23

Acrylic, Spray Paint, Epoxy Resin on MDF Wood and Acrylic Mirror

It's no secret that our beaches, our oceans, our landscape is at a constant war with pollution and the detrimental habits of humans. And although we may not see it, the homes (and those occupying) below sea level are being affected, with no chance of fighting back. "PLEASE DON'T FEED THE TURTLES!" beautifully reminds the viewer to consider those harmed by your footprint; using mirrored acrylic as the letters, the message evokes self-reflection as spectators see themselves in the art. Like a "remixed beach sign," the multi-layered artwork is painted with an assortment of tropical colors and sealed with deep gloss coats of epoxy resin.

5 x 7 x 3/4
Acrylic on cradled birch panel
Original

Not everyone is overwhelmed by the ocean, but whatever it is that soaks you and knocks you over, I hope you are finding ways to encounter it that are gentle and designed just for you.

8 x 8
Oil on canvas board
Original

Not everyone is overwhelmed by the ocean, but whatever it is that soaks you and knocks you over, I hope you are finding ways to encounter it that are gentle and designed just for you.

25"
Hand-painted fiberglass replica (wall mount)
Original

Jennifer is a member of ocean conservationist Wyland's prestigious Ocean Artists Society. She provided art for Cabo & Coral Reef Explorers, Cabo and Coral Meet a Kelphugger and Cabo & Coral Dog Days of Summer.

12"
Hand-painted fiberglass replica (wall mount)
Original

Jennifer is a member of ocean conservationist Wyland's prestigious Ocean Artists Society. She provided art for Cabo & Coral Reef Explorers, Cabo and Coral Meet a Kelphugger, and Cabo & Coral Dog Days of Summer.

16"
Hand-painted fiberglass replica (wall mount)
Original

Jennifer is a member of ocean conservationist Wyland's prestigious Ocean Artists Society. She provided art for Cabo & Coral Reef Explorers, Cabo and Coral Meet a Kelphugger and Cabo & Coral Dog Days of Summer.

32"
Carved wooden hawksbill sea turtle
Original

Jennifer is a member of ocean conservationist Wyland's prestigious Ocean Artists Society. She provided art for Cabo & Coral Reef Explorers, Cabo and Coral Meet a Kelphugger and Cabo & Coral Dog Days of Summer.

Hot cast metal in lucite

Original

Item has a few minor scratches (see image 5)

Internationally renowned marine life artist Wyland is one of the most celebrated and recognized artists of our time. An innovative painter, sculpture, writer, photographer, philanthropist, and filmmaker, he captured the imagination of people everywhere by completing over one hundred monumental marine life murals around the world from 1981-2008. The project, known as the Whaling Walls, remains one of the largest public arts projects in history and continues to be seen by an estimated one billion people each year.

6 x 6

Plastic bound for landfill and discarded factory thread

Original

Made from plastic gathered at recycling centers throughout California and twisted and sculpted.

12 x 6

Used plastic, string

Red plastic collected in the rivers, markets, and beaches of Bali. Anyone who has traveled to Bali has noticed their plastic problem. I spent a month in 2018 in Bali collecting used plastic bags. There is no recycling on Bali and extremely limited trash collection, so most of the waste ends up the in the rivers and then oceans. This coral piece consists of roughly 300 bags collected, washed, cut and sculpted into coral.