"Cowgirl Boots"
16x20 Inches
Oil On Canvas
Contemporary Impressionism Painting
Featured In Southwest Art Magazine Online
Enjoy!
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Abstract Horse Painting By Jennifer Morriosn, "Blazin' Beauty" SOLD
Blazin' Beauty
11x14 Inches
Acrylic On Canvas
SOLD
Great Colors On This Mysterious Horse Painting!
Enjoy!
Sunday, February 21, 2010
A.P. Indy Commissioned Painting By Jennifer Morrison
A.P. Indy
Commissioned Painting
Here Is The Email Response From The Lady Who Received Her Paintings A.P. Indy And Seattle Slew:
Jennifer,
The painting of A. P. Indy is absolutely incredible! Stunning! I gasped when I saw it through the paper, really gasped. Now what am I supposed to do? I have the son and the father - now I need the grandfather. How would you feel about painting Secreatariat? I guess he should be on the track (his Belmont stretch run is a terrific picture), although I love the one of him in his pasture (my Twitter background), but we can talk about that later. I might as well have all three, as it is the only sensible thing for a horse-crazed person like me to do! How could you do this to me!
These paintings are so much more beautiful than I could ever have imagined. You truly are an extraordinary painter! Thank you so much for all of your e-mails and follow-ups; you definitely did the photo justice, and then some. My husband couldn't believe that the same artist painted both pictures, and I must say that seeing them side-by-side, your talent is all the more apparent. What a rare gift you possess. I'll be in touch very soon about Secretariat. Oh my, what am I going to do with my overcrowded walls! Thank you, again, for your talent, your integrity, and your friendship. I shall treasure them always.
Sincerely,
♪Kelly
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Abstract Horse Painting, "One Tribe" By Colorado Artist Jennifer Morrison
"One Tribe"
Large 36x24 Inches
Thick Oil Palette Knife Painting On Canvas
GREAT Colors, Completely Unique, Fun, And Original. This Painting Is HEAVY With Thick Oils!
Enjoy!
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One Tribe, One Planet, One Race, One Love.
Connecting, Uniting.
We Are One People.
Bob Posted Yesterday at 06:33 PM Absolutely gorgeous Jennifer...love eveything about it !! Mary Posted Today at 11:40 AM Beautiful feeling to this piece.
One Tribe, One Planet, One Race, One Love.
Connecting, Uniting.
We Are One People.
Bob Posted Yesterday at 06:33 PM Absolutely gorgeous Jennifer...love eveything about it !! Mary Posted Today at 11:40 AM Beautiful feeling to this piece.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Black Beauty, Registered Name: Docs Keepin Time - Where Is He Now?
Docs Keepin Time
Here's A Photo Of Docs Keepin Time AKA Black Beauty and The Black Stallion. He Also Starred In The Horse Whisperer. He Is Still Alive And Well And Owned By Rex Peterson. He Is 23 Years Old... Who Would Guess That His Barn Name Is...... Justin!
One Of Our Favorite Most Beautiful Horses Around.. He Is An American Quarter Horse.
Enjoy!
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Contemporary Abstract Horse Palette Knife Painting By Jennifer Morrison, "Navajo Expression"
16x20 Inches
Palette Knife Painting
Oil On Canvas
Great Colors!
Email Me About Purchase
Enjoy!
A Nice Email: Another Fantastic gorgeous horse painting!! I always find a pleasure and delight to view. Dianne
Enjoy!
A Nice Email: Another Fantastic gorgeous horse painting!! I always find a pleasure and delight to view. Dianne
Monday, February 15, 2010
Abstract Western Horse Palette Knife Painting, "Western Wind" By Jennifer Morrison
"Western Wind"
16x20 Inches
Oil On Canvas
Palette Knife Painting
Great Oil Colors With Soft Highlights Capture The Motion Of The Horses Galloping Through The Western Plains.
Enjoy!
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Abstract Horse Painting By Colorado Artist Jennifer Morrison, "The Guardian"
The Guardian
16x20 Inches
Oil On Canvas
Beautiful Palette Knife Painting, Super Thick Oils With Beautiful Colors!
After Putting Two Thick Coats Of Varnish On This Painting, The Effects Are So Beautiful... The Painting Almost Looks Like Glass.. I Have Never Had A Painting Shine With Such Brilliance Before. It Is Amazing In Person.
Enjoy!
Friday, February 12, 2010
Abstract Horse Painting - Palette Knife - "Starfall Horses" By Colorado Artist Jennifer Morrison
Starfall Horses
18x22 Inches
Oil On Canvas
Great Palette Knife Painting With Thick Oil Texture And Wonderful Colors! Featured In Southwest Art Magazine Online.
Enjoy!
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Abstract Horse Painting By Jennifer Morrison, "Southwestern Spirits"
Southwestern Spirits
18x24 Inches
Beautiful Southwestern Oil Colors On Canvas Carefully Placed With A Palette Knife.
Enjoy!
A Nice Email Comment From One Of My Collectors: Sweetness, a new palette for you, hey, like the new size, your new work is all GREAT!
A Nice Email Comment From One Of My Collectors: Sweetness, a new palette for you, hey, like the new size, your new work is all GREAT!
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
"The Equinest" Magazine Featured Artist - Jennifer L. Morrison
I wanted to share with you a copy of the article from "The Equinest" magazine and my interview with them. Enjoy!
Where I am
Elizabeth, Colorado – where the deer, antelope, cowgirls and cowboys roam – Honestly!!
Tell us a little about you, what is your background & where do you come from?
I was born in Indianapolis, Indiana and raised in Georgia. I moved to Colorado at 14 years old and have lived here for 24 years.
When did you first start painting horses?
I started sketching horses in 4th grade after reading the book “Ruffian”. Her story broke my heart, yet at the same time sparked my passion for horses.
What is your favorite breed to use as a subject?
The most dramatic breeds for painting are Arabians, Friesians and Andalusians for their beautiful build and dramatic movement and style…. However my favorite breeds of horses are quarter horses and paint horses.
We have two paint horses here at home that we train and show locally.
Why acrylic?
I paint with oil and acrylic. It just depends on the look you want – acrylic paints allow you to layer on top of layer without blending…. Oil smooths out more and blends more – so it really just depends on the look you are after.
Who are your main influences?
K. Madison Moore, Sophy Brown, Franz Marc.
Do you (or did you) have an animal that is the muse behind your work?
Oh Yes! We have two beautiful paint horses here at home. I often take photos of them running around and playing together. I also have a book with other horse breeds that I use for dramatic horse positions (arched necks, legs lifted high, etc.) I also do commission work and have painted several racehorse paintings.
Do you have any secret rituals you do to help you get in the zone for your art?
Okay, it may seem strange, but I have to listen to the Black Eyed Peas! (clean version of course LOL)!
Their music talks about being successful and fearless… This helps me to be bold in my work and experiment with bright colors and just “attack” that canvas!
Is there a particular place that brings you inspiration?
Not really. I guess just studying artwork, looking at all the different genres… I would love to learn how to paint in every genre possible.
What effect do you see the Internet having on the equine industry?
Widespread knowledge with training, horse behavioral issues, medical issues. If there seems to be a problem with the horse – the Internet has valuable information at your fingertips to determine what may be causing problems… Of course if it is an obvious injury the vet should be called out ASAP.
Has it had an effect on your work?
The Internet has great resources for studying various types of artwork from the masters such as Franz Marc.
Which one is your personal favorite piece?
It’s funny – but every new painting I do becomes my new favorite piece! Everytime I have a favorite, I will paint a new one then that one is my new favorite! LOL!!
Would you ever sell it?
Yes, I would – even though I finished my newest painting last night and have it ready to hang over the fireplace, it is for sale.
What else are you passionate about?
We love training horses, showing horses… I love seeing my daughters connect with the horse as if they are “one”.
They become completely in sync with each other during performance time…. It is obvious to the audience and they often score high because of the bond and cooperation between the horse and rider.
Working on anything new?
I am constantly working on new paintings. I paint about two paintings a week…
Thanks to Jennifer for answering the interview and sharing her work. Be sure to check out her art website periodically for updates about her latest works.
Where I am
Elizabeth, Colorado – where the deer, antelope, cowgirls and cowboys roam – Honestly!!
I was born in Indianapolis, Indiana and raised in Georgia. I moved to Colorado at 14 years old and have lived here for 24 years.
When did you first start painting horses?
I started sketching horses in 4th grade after reading the book “Ruffian”. Her story broke my heart, yet at the same time sparked my passion for horses.
What is your favorite breed to use as a subject?
The most dramatic breeds for painting are Arabians, Friesians and Andalusians for their beautiful build and dramatic movement and style…. However my favorite breeds of horses are quarter horses and paint horses.
We have two paint horses here at home that we train and show locally.
Why acrylic?
I paint with oil and acrylic. It just depends on the look you want – acrylic paints allow you to layer on top of layer without blending…. Oil smooths out more and blends more – so it really just depends on the look you are after.
Who are your main influences?
K. Madison Moore, Sophy Brown, Franz Marc.
Do you (or did you) have an animal that is the muse behind your work?
Oh Yes! We have two beautiful paint horses here at home. I often take photos of them running around and playing together. I also have a book with other horse breeds that I use for dramatic horse positions (arched necks, legs lifted high, etc.) I also do commission work and have painted several racehorse paintings.
Do you have any secret rituals you do to help you get in the zone for your art?
Okay, it may seem strange, but I have to listen to the Black Eyed Peas! (clean version of course LOL)!
Their music talks about being successful and fearless… This helps me to be bold in my work and experiment with bright colors and just “attack” that canvas!
Is there a particular place that brings you inspiration?
Not really. I guess just studying artwork, looking at all the different genres… I would love to learn how to paint in every genre possible.
What effect do you see the Internet having on the equine industry?
Widespread knowledge with training, horse behavioral issues, medical issues. If there seems to be a problem with the horse – the Internet has valuable information at your fingertips to determine what may be causing problems… Of course if it is an obvious injury the vet should be called out ASAP.
Has it had an effect on your work?
The Internet has great resources for studying various types of artwork from the masters such as Franz Marc.
Which one is your personal favorite piece?
It’s funny – but every new painting I do becomes my new favorite piece! Everytime I have a favorite, I will paint a new one then that one is my new favorite! LOL!!
Would you ever sell it?
Yes, I would – even though I finished my newest painting last night and have it ready to hang over the fireplace, it is for sale.
What else are you passionate about?
We love training horses, showing horses… I love seeing my daughters connect with the horse as if they are “one”.
They become completely in sync with each other during performance time…. It is obvious to the audience and they often score high because of the bond and cooperation between the horse and rider.
Working on anything new?
I am constantly working on new paintings. I paint about two paintings a week…
Thanks to Jennifer for answering the interview and sharing her work. Be sure to check out her art website periodically for updates about her latest works.
Golden Palomino Horse - By Jennifer Morrison - SOLD
Golden Palomino
16x20 Inches
Oil On Canvas
Commissioned Sold Painting To An Art Collector In Colorado
Enjoy!
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Abstract Horse Palette Knife Painting, "Embraced" By Jennifer Morrison
"Embraced"
24x12 Inches
Oil On Canvas
Palette Knife Painting Of Two Horses Embracing Each Other.
Enjoy!
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Abstract Horse Painting By Colorado Artist Jennifer Morrison, "Light In The Darkness"
"Light In The Darkness"
16x20 Inches
Acrylic On Canvas
Beautiful Colors Highlight This Horse In The Dark..
This Piece Is Featured In Southwest Art Magazine
Click On Contemporary/Modern To View.
Enjoy!
A Nice Email:
Hi Jennifer!
I found your website through chance and immediately connected with your beautiful horse paintings that make me smile! I see that my favorite, Rainbow Dancers, has been sold. Did you also sell Night Dreams, which I found on your older website I believe. Thanks! Adrienne
( Atlanta )
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Paint Horse Stampede - Contemporary Western Horse Painting By Jennifer Morrison
18x24 Inches
Palette Knife Painting
Oil On Canvas
Beautiful, Glowing Oil Colors Applied, Scraped, And Reapplied Complete This Wonderful Painting With Splashing Colors!
Enjoy!
A Surprise Twitter Compliment From The West Wing Report From The White House:
I suppose we'll have a clearer sense of that after Thursday's P5+1 meeting in Geneva. Your paintings are terrific, Jennifer!
A Surprise Twitter Compliment From The West Wing Report From The White House:
I suppose we'll have a clearer sense of that after Thursday's P5+1 meeting in Geneva. Your paintings are terrific, Jennifer!
Monday, February 1, 2010
Horse Painting, Fun Expressionism Style By Jennifer Morrison, "Jago"
"Jago"
Contemporary Horse Painting
Acrylic On Canvas
SOLD
This was a FUN - FUN - FUN painting! I loved playing with the colors and different highlights. A truly unique style!
Enjoy!
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