
Originals · prints · embellished
Three ways to own a piece.
Every piece starts as an original, and my limited-edition prints are created from it. Some of those prints I embellish by hand.
The three ways to own a piece
1 · One of a kind
The original
Each original is a unique mixed-media work, thoughtfully composed with layers of hand-cut papers, paint, and unexpected details.
Add it to your Art Cart like a print. For additional photographs, or purchasing inquiries, please contact me directly.
- Price
- $665 – $4,250
2 · Edition of 125
The signed giclée print
Limited-edition giclée prints of 125, produced in Sarasota and individually signed and numbered.
Available on canvas, or framed with a textured liner and your choice of whitewash, gray, or silver moulding. I add texture on top of the framed prints with a varnish that protects them from UV rays, so there is no need for glass. Three sizes of each.
- Price
- $215 – $1,185
3 · Embellished by hand
The hand-embellished print
A signed giclée that I collage and paint on top of by hand, always with lots of small pieces of paper. These are reproductions, but by adding original elements, each one is unique.
Mostly found at my shows. Let me know if there's a particular piece you'd like to see, and I'll do my best to have it there for you!
- Price
- Ask — priced per piece
The word
So what is a giclée?
Say “zhee-CLAY”. It's the fine-art word for a print made on a high-resolution inkjet press with archival pigment inks on archival paper or canvas — the standard museums and galleries use for reproductions. The color is faithful, the detail is sharp, and the inks are rated to last decades without fading.
- Printed in Sarasota — from Jennifer's own high-resolution scans of the original, color-matched by eye.
- Signed and numbered — by hand, one of 125 per image. When they're gone, they're gone.
- Finished, not just printed — a raised, textured varnish keeps the layered feel of the paper — which is why there's no glass and no glare.
- Ready to hang — framed with a textured liner and your choice of moulding, or gallery-wrapped canvas. Packed by the studio and shipped by UPS.


The same print two ways: framed with a liner and white-wash moulding, or gallery-wrapped canvas.

Why it reads in person
The original casts shadows. The print keeps the feel.
On the original, every cut edge stands off the surface and catches real light. A giclée is flat by nature — so Jennifer finishes each one with a raised varnish that gives the surface back its texture. An embellished print goes one step further: she collages real paper back on top, by hand.
See how a piece is made →
Choosing a piece
Tell Jennifer about the wall.
A quick photo of your space and a rough budget is all she needs to point you at the right piece, the right size and the right finish.