It all begins with an idea.

 Jennifer’s method when painting is to use acrylics to do the underpainting then overlay colors in oil through blending and glazing. Although the process can be slow, sometimes up to six months to paint some of her portraits, she will not hurry.  She wants to be sure that she has the paintings perfect, to the best of her ability.  It takes time to paint the eyes of a newborn baby or the wrinkles of a pug. For this, you need patience and a delicate hand. The result is a very lifelike rendition of the subject.