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Hello there

I’m Jeanetta. As an artist and blogger I find inspiration in nature and nostalgia. My paintings and illustrations grow out of a love of my garden and the natural beauty around me combined with a compulsive habit of collecting old and abandoned items. I believe that some of our strongest feelings are stirred by the awe of nature and the connection to our past.

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“The Clouds are on Fire, Roark Bluff, Buffalo Ri

“The Clouds are on Fire, Roark Bluff, Buffalo River , Arkansas” is now on display at The Central AR Collective Gallery inside The Studio Downtown. Stop by Monday - Friday 9am-5pm & Saturday 10am-4pm. 1100 Oak Street, Downtown Conway, Arkansas.
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Fun night with the family celebrating @phoebedarle

Fun night with the family celebrating @phoebedarley

“The Clouds are on Fire, Roark Bluff, Buffalo Ri

“The Clouds are on Fire, Roark Bluff, Buffalo River, Arkansas” will be showing at the Central AR Collective Gallery inside The Studio Downtown during the month of June. 1100 Oak Street, Conway, Arkansas.
Acrylic painting embedded into reclaimed fence board with brass accents.
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“Pick up the Pieces” This was a solid piece of

“Pick up the Pieces”
This was a solid piece of salvaged fence board. It has been split, divided, burned, and carved. The small painted tiles serve as patches of regrowth and healing. The brass rods resemble the Japanese gold mending technique of Kintsugi making it stronger than before.

This piece can be seen during the month of June at The Central AR Collective Gallery in The Studio Downtown. 1100 Oak Street, Conway, Arkansas.
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