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Courtney Jacobs
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UGallery
Acrylic painting on Stretched canvas New
One-of-a-kind
Signed on back
2015
24" h x 24" w x 2" d |5 lbs. 0 oz.
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Courtney Jacobs
MESA, Arizona
Courtney Jacobs creates what she calls a “personal language” through her use of color, texture, composition and action. “If the painting inspires you, or sets a particular mood, or makes you feel free and playful, then I have accomplished my job,” she says. She enjoys listening to a wide variety of music while she paints, from Richard Wagner to Nine Inch Nails. The Abstract Expressionism movement and action painters greatly influenced her work. During her free time, she enjoys playing the piano and singing.
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I love your work; your use of color, and color choices. The feel of your paintings, too - definitely something I am connecting with.
- G Tugan"Peaceful, yet playful..." What a great description of a cool piece. Thank you for creating and sharing.
- Patrick
Hi Courtney- Just received your beautiful artwork and I am very pleased with it.- Thanks, Frank
Thanks, T Blakely! I'm so glad you appreciate the work. :)
This is gorgeous!
I LOVE IT!!!! and love the way u talk about your gift.... thanks for sharing---- u did give me joy- to experience this conversation--- k
Hi G Tugan, thank you so much for your encouraging comment! It's great to hear my hours and hours of hard work can affect another person like that. I don't get that too much being stuck in a studio by myself for hours on end, so it's much appreciated. :)
I love your work; your use of color, and color choices. The feel of your paintings, too - definitely something I am connecting with.
"Peaceful, yet playful..." What a great description of a cool piece. Thank you for creating and sharing.
I luv it!!! Thx so much.
"visual Improvisations", a solo show of paintings by award winning Pleasanton artist, Courtney Jacobs will be on exhibit at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore, CA from October 30th through December 1st, 2008. Jacobs's non-figurative work, created in oil and acrylic, is an exploration of intuition through abstract painting. Artworks will be displayed for viewing and purchase. For more information, post your questions here.
I like She Remained the Same, the second of the three you list. It's a classic pose with good reason, and very well executed. Beautiful. Your use of color--the off-grays, the variety of fleshtones, the greens--is interesting, coming out of the green/orange/purple complementary palette as they do.