The World of Jeannie Paske

Posted on March 8th, 2009 under Art

The artwork of Jeannie Paske.

Unhappy With The State Of Affairs

unhappy with the state of affairs by jeannie paske

Not Without Hope

not without hope by jeannie paske

Everyone Grows Old

everyone grows old by jeannie paske

Only Giving What It Made Us For

only giving what it made us for by jeannie paske

Evening Departure

evening departure by jeannie paske

Beyond The Faint

beyond the faint by jeannie paske

Building Oceans

building oceans by jeannie paske

Such Is The Cost

such is the cost by jeannie paske

Let Me Tell You A Story

let me tell you a story by jeannie paske

Weeping In The Evening Tide

weeping in the evening tide by jeannie paske

Trailing The Funeral Of Some Lofty Vision

trailing the funeral of some lofty vision by jeannie paske

Another Fatal Disaster

another fatal disaster by jeannie paske

Forgetting The Sky

forgetting the sky by jeannie paske

Across The Field

across the field by jeannie paske

The Measure Of Missing Information

the measure of missing information by jeannie paske

Life Through Bombardment

life through bombardment by jeannie paske

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4 Responses to “The World of Jeannie Paske”

Zach Dunn says:
March 8th, 2009 at 10:17 pm
I love this art style! Evening Departure is my personal favorite.
I’m curious what Jeannie’s process is like for making these pieces.
Josh Hummel says:
March 11th, 2009 at 12:38 pm
I’m a big fan of “Not without Hope”. To me, it’s a great mixture of cute characters facing major life problems. Very cool.
Kristen N Wilson says:
March 16th, 2009 at 8:12 pm
I find your shapes interesting, I find my eyes inspecting with great interest, and wonder, these shapes that are not very familiar to me. You are masterful at Composition, Color and Texture. Beautiful Work.
Jackie Gill says:
May 27th, 2009 at 8:25 am
Beautiful! Dream-like!

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