The Art of Jill Ibrom.com

Her painted themes are wide and varied including Mythical, Religious and Spiritual subjects as well as Japanese water gardens. One proud moment was when a Japanese art gallery in Japan bought four of Jill´s water garden paintings that were on show at the Medici Art Gallery. She felt this was a great compliment as she believes the Japanese are the true masters of art.

Jill is extremely interested in Oriental art which has provided her with a great deal of her artistic ideology. She has derived much of her creative and artistic inspiration from the natural world, using colour and form to convey a feeling of tranquillity, most notable in her woodland scenes.

Jill believes that when you take art seriously, you set off on a journey of the soul. You will start to see things differently as though you have a new pair of eyes. Being more observant allows you to appreciate the true beauty around you.

Presently, Jill has retired from giving art classes but in order to compensate for that, and in order to appeal to a wider audience, she is nearly finished a book called 'Painting in a limited palette'. Available soon on Amazon. The book will show her process of preparing her art, will cover her use of different mediums which she hopes will help and encourage others to take up the worthwhile pursuit of painting and enjoy a new creative journey.