I recently finished a large oil piece I’m calling Fragments of Splendor. It’s of a stained glass window I found in Charleston, and this was definitely the most complex piece I have attempted to date. It’s 36″ by 48″, gallery wrapped canvas.
We can only see fragments of the splendor this world was originally intended for; still we can enjoy the creation of God even as flawed as it is right now. It is in these moments when you can see or sense this perfect beauty we were meant to enjoy that are some of life’s greatest gifts. All art created by mortal humans is merely a dim reflection of the work of that of the greatest Artist of all.
"Fragments of Splendor", oil on canvas, 36" by 48", copyright Jessica Libor 2009
I just returned from Charleston again; this time it was a quick trip to drop off my work at the Eden Boheme. They’re currently displaying ten of my pieces; six oils and four watercolor/ink fashion sketches. Check it out:
"Ruffles and Roses", mixed media, 8" by 10", copyright Jessica Libor 2009
"Sea Mist", mixed media, 8" by 10", copyright Jessica Libor 2009
"Silken Sage", mixed media, 8" by 10", copyright Jessica Libor 2009
"Violetta", mixed media, 8" by 10", copyright Jessica Libor 2009
Four fashion plates at the Eden Boheme
"Sonnets" at the Eden Boheme
