I started my journey with watercolors in the fall of 2019 after retiring from a career in health care. I've been taking classes from two incredibly skilled artists Winnie Givot and Ian Factor. I learn so much every day from my classmates and watercolor artist friends. I'm so fortunate to have this time to immerse myself in the arts, meet amazing people and share my creations.
Here are my first two watercolors that I've painted outside of classes. I look forward to adding many more!
I started my journey with watercolors in the fall of 2019 after retiring from a career in health care. I've been taking classes from two incredibly skilled artists Winnie Givot and Ian Factor. I learn so much every day from my classmates and watercolor artist friends. I'm so fortunate to have this time to immerse myself in the arts, meet amazing people and share my creations.
Here are my first two watercolors that I've painted outside of classes. I look forward to adding many more!
Jennifer Ramerman
Fused Glass
Just bought my first glass kiln (Jan 2022) and a few ebooks to learn how to create flowers and landscapes using frit powders. I have a lot to learn but already I am in love with this new art medium!
Pieces created following instructions in the Botanical ebook!
My first piece done on my own!
Stained Glass
Working with stained glass was always something I wanted to try when I was a teenager. After turning 50, I finally took classes, bought all the supplies and began creating a few stained glass pieces. I haven't created that many pieces but really enjoy my stained glass time when I'm creating a new piece or helping a family member create a piece of their own.
Hazelnut Tree I made for my sister and her husband to hang in their kitchen window. They have a hazelnut farm in Newberg Oregon.
Kaleidoscope. I have played golf most of my life so sometimes I like to weave golf themes into my art.
I entered this kaleidoscope
in the 2019 Riverside County
Fair and was so excited to win
'Best of Division' in stained glass.
Golf flag and golf ball. For my younger sister to put in her yard when her daughter was playing golf for the University of Oregon.
Kate wins the Oregon Amateur!
Rooster sun catcher. For my older sister when she was raising chickens.
The Christmas Pickle. For the grandkids to find on their tree Christmas morning .