Jennifer Taylor
Gateshead
Jennifer is a lifelong painter and a professional full-time artist since 2018. Jennifer spent her childhood exploring the woodlands and forests of rural Cheshire, England. Deeply inspired by the surroundings in which she grew up, she interprets these influences to create colourful, textural, expressive paintings, which resonate a mystical, dreamlike quality.
Now residing in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northern England, she continues to be inspired by the forests and countryside nearby. Working predominantly with a mix of media including: Oils and Acrylics. Jennifer's painting style can be described as abstract expressionist, with an impressionist feel.
Jennifer's pieces have been sold to both local and international collectors based in Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States. With collectors also in England and across Europe.
Physical Gallery Stockists:
R Young Art Gallery, Wokingham Berkshire
Jennifer is also signed with Grateful Licensing, art agency based in Vermont, USA
www.jennifertaylorartist.com
Artistic background
BiographyJennifer Taylor is a UK-based artist known for her vibrant floral landscape paintings, inspired by the beauty and movement of nature. Working primarily in oil and mixed media, Jennifer’s expressive works have been exhibited in select galleries and held in private collections internationally. In addition to her gallery experience, she is represented by art licensees – including Art Co and Grateful Licensing in the USA – bringing her designs to a global audience through fine art and commercial products. Jennifer continues to develop her practice from her UK studio, sharing new collections online and seeking further exhibition opportunities.
www.jennifertaylorartist.com
Quote
"Through my art, I hope to evoke feelings of joy, renewal, and tranquillity – reminding us all to notice the fleeting moments of beauty that surround us every day"Interests
Hiking, Running, Cooking, Travel, I Love Exploring ancient forests and castles of England.Accepts Commissions?
Yes
