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(4.06 - 140 votes)About Jean:
Jean Bradbury paints plants and animals as metaphors for emotional states. Feelings of loneliness, contentment, anxiety and freedom are portrayed by small and often vulnerable creatures in fantastic garden settings.
Next Artist: Sara Brum
Previous Artist: Resa Blatman
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Sweet Pea And Jean Bradbury
My picture of a wet sweet pea, lead me in the direction of Jean Bradbury. An artist who's wonderful paintings are inspired by her Seattle garden. Swe...
A Fantastic Day At "art In The Alley"
artist's in the alley... literally. balloons make me happy! i think this may be my next profile picture... hmmmm... my studio exterior shot. we set up...
Two Local Artists Open Their Doors For “art In The Alley”
swing by “art in the alley” this saturday as two queen anne artists, jennifer phillips and jean bradbury, open their studios to the public and sh...
Artist's Open Studio Event
artist's open studio event. "art in the alley". click here for more information. for those subscribed to my blog you are the first to hear! i am openi...
How To Kill A Peony
Oh dear. This attempt to capture the fabulous ruffliness of a peony has started with disaster. This poor thing looks like it is made of a clump of wax...
My picture of a wet sweet pea, lead me in the direction of Jean Bradbury. An artist who's wonderful paintings are inspired by her Seattle garden. Swe...
A Fantastic Day At "art In The Alley"
artist's in the alley... literally. balloons make me happy! i think this may be my next profile picture... hmmmm... my studio exterior shot. we set up...
Two Local Artists Open Their Doors For “art In The Alley”
swing by “art in the alley” this saturday as two queen anne artists, jennifer phillips and jean bradbury, open their studios to the public and sh...
Artist's Open Studio Event
artist's open studio event. "art in the alley". click here for more information. for those subscribed to my blog you are the first to hear! i am openi...
How To Kill A Peony
Oh dear. This attempt to capture the fabulous ruffliness of a peony has started with disaster. This poor thing looks like it is made of a clump of wax...
omg! i adore the little animals in the second piece… they look so adorable… aahh, great art, i love it…
Comment by isidra — July 8, 2009
These paintings are just wonderful. Full of fantasy.
Comment by Casey Shannon — July 8, 2009
These are wonderful. :)
Comment by Valerie — July 8, 2009
“uhh.. nice marmot.” -Jeff Lebowski
Comment by mattgreermusic — July 8, 2009
Checked out your webwsite. Exquisite work. Great composition, masterful command of medium, expressive, and approached with good humour. I love it!
Comment by djinngal — July 8, 2009
I love the curious looks…
Comment by johnny — July 8, 2009
I like these. The animal leaping through the flowers looks like a fun.
Comment by Debbie — July 8, 2009
i LOVE the second piece. it made me giggle it’s so cute. well dome!
Comment by Anonymous — July 8, 2009
Oh my, I don’t often go on the Artist website (yes know I should but often don’t have time), but her stuff is all spectacular and creative. What a shame, I was just out in Seattle end of May and didn’t run into any of her art. Just spectacular use of motion, color, and the titles are so appropriate and reflect such creativity in my opinion. Check out her my brain leads my heart ?into strange places? (I think it was) LOL!!!
Comment by Alice — July 8, 2009
i love both paintings! the first has such detail and the second combines the many albino animals with such a sweetness and make them so adorable! :D
Comment by Tiffany — July 8, 2009