About Liz Jardine:
The variety of styles present in Liz Jardine’s artwork speaks volumes of the artist’s natural curiosity and dynamic perspective. As a child growing up in New York City, she would journey to a different museum every Sunday with her father who is also a painter. Jardine attended the State University of New York in Buffalo, where she concentrated on textile design and clay forms. Upon graduation, Jardine began apprenticeships at various textile and design studios in the New York City area. In a conscious effort to return to more traditional media, she began an apprenticeship with a graphic design studio and developed skills in various advertising art and production techniques. Eventually, she began working free-lance and built a strong reputation as a skilled concept illustrator and art director. Today, Jardine flourishes in varied media but especially favors acrylic for their texturing and form-building abilities. Although she credits much of her inspiration to her fascination with fashion and the 1920’s, her love of travel unquestionably fuels her creativity and stimulates her artwork. She has toured extensively throughout Asia and been on safari in Kenya. Ultimately, her travel has revealed itself in much of her work.
See our other works by Jardine; Far Away Places I and Far Away Places II
