Jayne Wilson
Tomball, TX - United States
Jayne Wilson - Fine Artist
Member Since: 08/17/2012
Originally from England, Jayne is a self-taught artist who now lives in the Houston area.
She fell in love with art as she was growing up in England and, on moving to the U.S., continued to enjoy working in acrylics and oil pastels to create landscape paintings of the English countryside that she left behind. However, after opening her home to a number of furry felines, Jayne stopped creating art for several years.
As Jayne says 'With long haired cats in the house, keeping the fur out of the paint got to be too much of a challenge.'
When she was introduced to the 3D digital graphics program Bryce in 2004 a whole new world of artistic possibilities opened up to her.
Since that introduction, she has branched out and expanded her skills and now uses Vue Esprit and DAZ 3D to create art in a variety of styles, including landscapes, equine art and abstracts.
Jayne's piece, 'Heartland' placed 4th in the Digital/Photography category and 7th in the Overall Winners category in the Second Annual 'Countryside' Juried Art Competition at Light, Space & Time. It is now included in the November 2012 Countryside Art Exhibition
In January of 2013, Jayne's work 'Autumn Companions' earned an Honorable Mention in the 2013 Artists Alive and Well Juried Open Exhibition from Juror Patrick Palmer, Dean of the Glassell School at the Museum of Fine Arts/Houston.
In addition to her original 3D digital renderings, she enjoys taking photographs of the beauty she sees around her, particularly the flowers, butterflies and birds that abound in her Certified Wildlife Habitat garden.
All images are copyrighted ©2007-2013 Jayne Wilson and may not be downloaded, reproduced, copied, or manipulated in any manner without prior written permission.
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Inspirational Quotes for Artists
May 13th, 2013
Throughout the years, many great people have given their thoughts on art, inspiration and creativity and these messages hold true even in this day and age. Here are just a few quotes about art and artists that I hope you will enjoy and find inspir...
April 21st, 2013
A few years ago, I came upon the most delightful book at a lunch-hour book fair in the downtown Houston building I worked in. It's called "Fairyopolis, A Flower Fairies Journal."
April 14th, 2013
My latest digital artwork was inspired by a recent trip to England, where we visited the lovely Cotswold village of Bourton-on-the-Water.
March 31st, 2013
Wishing everyone a very Happy Easter. Blessings to you and your families.
The Making of The Easter Bunny
March 13th, 2013
A few weeks ago, I wanted to create a 3D scene in Vue that I could use for Easter products. After struggling to get the exact scene I wanted all in Vue, I ended up doing a mixed media piece. I started out by rendering a scene with a cluster of Ea...
Expand Your Artistic Horizons Online
February 7th, 2013
I'm what is known as a "self taught" artist. That is to say I never attended art school, although I did take art to "0" level at school in England. When I transitioned into digital media, I discovered that digital artists of all types are accusto...
January 29th, 2013
This post is intended as a bit of a grumble, but I'm fully aware it may turn into a rant! The problem is time - or lack of it. I find myself struggling to find time to do all the things I would like to be doing. There just aren't enough hours in th...
January 29th, 2013
The whole experience of participating in my first art exhibition was very enjoyable. Everyone I met, from Show Chair, Daniel Brent, to Suzanne Buckland, President of Artists Alive and Well, Patrick Palmer, the Juror for the exhibition, and all the...
Artists Alive and Well Open Juried Exhibition - The Install
January 12th, 2013
Today was a first for me. One of my artworks was accepted into a Juried Art Exhibition, sponsored by Artists Alive and Well, and today was the installation of the various pieces on the Upper Concourse at 1600 Smith Street, in Houston Texas...
The Making of Winter Snowscape
December 30th, 2012
I spent a lot of time over the Christmas season on 2007 listening to Jethro Tull's Christmas Album. It's still one of my favorites but then it was even more special as it had been the first Christmas gift Eric had bought for me, before we were marrie...
December 28th, 2012
One of the difficult things I come up against when discussing my art is that many people have no concept of what 3D art is. After all, the end result is a 2D image on a computer screen, or if you have it printed, on paper or canvas -- right?
Get Ready for the New Year with a Calendar
December 28th, 2012
This is the time of year when we start making plans for the coming year -- things that we want to start doing, such as being organized, remembering to blog on a regular basis, meeting with clients, work on our art, designs, garden -- whatever our pas...
October 7th, 2012
Even though it's not even Halloween yet, my mind has moved on to Thanksgiving. (Kind of like in Hobby Lobby where the Halloween stuff gets puts out on the shelves while I'm still trying to find July 4th decorations, and the Christmas decorations are...
Summer is Over, Get Ready for Halloween
September 16th, 2012
Well here we are in September already. It's hard to believe summer is officially over (this being Labor Day weekend and all). Looking back at my blog, I see I lagged a bit in August with only one post. I'll see what I can do about stepping it up a...