Member Spotlight: Jeanne Downing
Jeanne began her art career on her Mother’s lap, drawing on a piece of cloth with crayons for a child’s cloth book that was stitched together by her Mother. Decades later she continues to paint abstracts, still life, and landscapes in oils, acrylics, and digitally, using software on computers and tablets.
She has taught in-person and online painting classes for many years to students across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Japan. Her classes on digital art are sought after, as she teaches how to use technology as an art tool geared toward the traditional artist.
Her art also resides in the Blair House on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC. One of the thrills of her lifetime was the invitation to tour Blair House and see her artwork displayed there.
Jeanne resides in Loveland, Colorado, where she enjoys the seasonal changes, sun-filled days and painting the beauty around her.
Enjoy these works by Jeanne
Future Gate House Gallery
My Painting Corner
Studio 2
Love the line of cowboy hats
Heightened Romance – Oil – 18×24
David’s Garden – oil –
42 x 48
September Rose – oil –
8 x 8
Rose Cubbie – Oil – 18 x 11
Wooded Mystique – Oil enhanced with Metal Leafing 12 x 24
Johnny “Angel” Love my tabouret, North Light Windows
Oxidized Iris – Oil – 8 x 10
Wooded Mystique – Oil enhanced with Metal Leaving 18 x 24
Digital art created in Photoshop
Antiquity Threads –
Oil – 16 x 20
Spring Medley Table Runner
Oil – 29.5 x 10
Rusted Space – Oil enhanced with Metal Leafing on 3 panels each 12 x 24
How’s nice to,read about her broad spectrum of mediums, styles and surfaces! Thank you for sharing this!
So glad you enjoyed getting to know Jeanne
Thank you for your kind comments about the interview. I hope you were inspired to follow your heart on your artistic journey.
What a interesting artist. So many things I could relate to. It made me think about my path to becoming a artist. Thank you
So glad you enjoy learning about Jeanne Terry
Thank you for taking a moment to participate in my art journey. I am delighted that you are able to relate. Our paths express who we are and what made us.