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250 and Beyond Leave No Trace" – acrylic on canvas – 15"x30"x1.5" (includes the landscape as a wrap-around on the canvas as well as the title subtly repeating on the entire border)
This piece created in honor of America's 250th year as a nation but also incorporating the importance of upholding honor to the land itself by leaving no trace through litter… destruction of the local ecology etc. Let's be better people! And yes… there is a transparent person holding the flag if you look close enough…. yes, it's YOU.
Am entering this into shows, let me know if interested in purchasing…
By Jennifer Sowders
www.MONgallery.us
I.G.:mongallery.us
An autumn forest displays colorful foliage with shades of yellow and green. An American flag appears to blend into the canopy of trees.
A dense forest scene features vibrant autumn leaves illuminated by sunlight. Within the trees, an American flag pattern emerges subtly in the foliage.
Growing up on a ‘dead end’ road in the country; Northwest Ohio-native artist, Jennifer Sowders, grew up spending a lot of time studying nature and it’s indelible thread is noted within her painted landscape and figurative series bodies of work.
A 1994 BFA graduate from the Columbus College of Art and Design, she has signature membership in: Ohio Watercolor Society and Watercolor USA Honor Society. She holds associate membership in: Allied Artists, American Impressionist and National Oil & Acrylic Painters' Societies.
New to acrylic landscapes as of 2021, she debuted with an honorable mention in AcrylicWorks 9 : The Best of Acrylic and has been a finalist in every issue since. She is also an avid watercolorist, having 2 pieces in the Ohio Arts Council collection.
Her most recent accomplishments have been in receiving 2nd place in the landscape division of the Artists Magazine’s 40th Annual, and Grand Prize in International Artist magazine's Landscape challenge 2 years in a row ('24&'25).
She is currently represented by the Toledo Museum of Art’s Collector Corner, Gallery 317 (Bryan, OH) and is actively welcoming further representation as well.
Jennifer opens up her Fostoria, Ohio studio and gallery space: MONgallery and Art Studio, every MONday to visitors. She coined “MON” to represent “Middle Of Nowhere” because of her rural location where she lives with husband, Gary and has 3 sons.
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