(302) 393-6629 Copyright 2024 Anne Jenkins
visit my old studio via this video from the Delaware Division of the Arts
My New Book link:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D2PTM8F2?ref_=cm_sw_r_ud_dp_NVZFP6WPSKJ24BGQ2TCN
I believe you don't know what you can do until you try – and then keep trying something new. I am a self-taught artist who continues to learn and grow. I have been a full-time artist for nearly 20 years now, it is a fascinating life experience! My acrylic paintings are vibrant and full of thick palette knife texture; my watercolors are soft and voluptuous - when you see them together it looks like two different artists. Go figure!
I was born and raised in South Africa, lived around Europe for many years (Germany, Greece, Turkey, England, Spain and France), including 5 years on a sailboat, before I moved to the U.S. I had very interesting times exploring Central America, Canada and Alaska before I went off for a 4-month round the world trip on my own. I came back to the States and worked as a reporter, drove 18-wheelers for a couple of wild years, toured Asia on a shoe string budget for 3 months, and then moved to New Orleans and became a full time artist. I lived in New Orleans until Hurricane Katrina – it was the city of my soul. I was honored to be a 2013 Delaware Arts Fellow.
My life just proves you never know what will happen next. What a grand adventure!
A detailed bio/resume of my artistic experiences is listed under the "HOME" drop-down menu.
and you can also check out my art strolls website and my travel website
I was born and raised in South Africa, lived around Europe for many years (Germany, Greece, Turkey, England, Spain and France), including 5 years on a sailboat, before I moved to the U.S. I had very interesting times exploring Central America, Canada and Alaska before I went off for a 4-month round the world trip on my own. I came back to the States and worked as a reporter, drove 18-wheelers for a couple of wild years, toured Asia on a shoe string budget for 3 months, and then moved to New Orleans and became a full time artist. I lived in New Orleans until Hurricane Katrina – it was the city of my soul. I was honored to be a 2013 Delaware Arts Fellow.
My life just proves you never know what will happen next. What a grand adventure!
A detailed bio/resume of my artistic experiences is listed under the "HOME" drop-down menu.
and you can also check out my art strolls website and my travel website
