To whomever this picture is copyrighted to, thanks. And thanks to Patrick for the lift on a crappy day.

Here we are again. Yeah, PBAA!

Some fellow PBAAer's. I was in the loo I guess.

We're too sexy for this ranch.

Laura Jacobsen and myself. Let's hear it for Cabin #9!

Barry Gott and myself (I'm the one in the red.)

New sketch.

A sketch of my dog Butler from way back in January. Just found it while looking for some unused Graphics 360. Jen

A doodle.

Not quite the season.

Not quite time for handing off holiday gifts but you'd never know it here. The temp today started at 19 degrees and is now 37. At least it's above freezing...but not much. Jen

More Butler...

Some more photos of our pride and joy, Butler. Boy does he love the dog park.
Jen

Butler!

New photo of Butler and myself taken in August.
J

Back from the dead.

Hi all,
Back from the dead and posting again. This piece is owned in every way possible by Scholastic. Don't even think about clipping/using any part of this image.

Thanks for visiting. More to come soon -I promise.

Jen

I used to have three rabbits. Fezzik; my sweetest, Nubby; my girl and George;from the Hawaiian islands. This sketch is of Nubby-who missed a hind foot (hence the name...). She and Fezzik would sit under my drawing table and I would sketch them on bits of scratch paper when I needed a break-or when they were doing something particularly cute. This is a particularly cute moment for Nubby, cleaning her nub right under my feet.
Jen

An image from my latest poetry book, "Moving Day". It's not been cleaned up yet but it illustrates how I've been feeling lately so well I'm putting it up anyway. Jen

I have been having a bit of "artist's block" lately. Can't seem to draw a thing. So I put away my current job this morning and just did some hand sketches. Allowed myself make some mistakes-letting my mind and body go on auto pilot. It helped a lot and I am now back to working on my current job. The above is one of the pages.
Jen

Above is the cover for my latest book to be released this fall called, Moving Day, written by Ralph Fletcher and being published by Boyds Mills Press. It is, as you've noticed, sans text. My patience this morning is short and I couldn't get it to transfer from the pdf the first time - so I quit. The art is what I'm trying to show anyway. grrrr
Jen