Pink Earth's current and upcoming exhibits:
Carolina Caribbean Connection- Traveling Exhibit- In the Morning, O Lord, you hear my
voice: In the morning I lay my requests before you and wait in expectation.
Psalm 5:3
“Every day I wake up in awe of my
blessings and I am truly grateful to God who inspires me to share my gift of
expression through art. I am fascinated with creatures, great and small and
bringing them to life on canvas with uninhibited color is exciting for me. My
passion for the rich, luxurious colors such as those found in Southwestern art is
what gives my work its unique quality. I work from photographs that I take
myself, but the paintings always end up looking very different from what I
start with. It is all about accentuating colors that most people just do not
notice. The mediums that I choose to work in most are watercolor for its
looseness and warmth and acrylic for its forgiving nature.
My
other passion is clay, it’s my 3-D side. The smell and feel of wet clay brings
back childhood memories of mud pies on a hot summer day. My clay creations
range from whimsical animal figures to luxurious coil pots with painted designs
and sometimes trimmed with weaving, beads and feathers. There is nothing
practical or serious about my clay pieces. It’s all about silliness and relieving
stress, for me and for those who enjoy my work. I prefer hand building over
throwing on a wheel because it’s difficult for me to be creative during a
physical workout. Methods such as coiling, pinching and slab are much more
relaxing and inspiring for me.
People are always curious about the name
Pink Earth that I sign my work with. It certainly catches attention and I
guess that is the point. To me it represents my work and also describes my
personality which is colorful, yet honest and down to earth.
I have been an artist from the time I
picked up my first crayon and was always encouraged by my Mother who is now a
retired school teacher. For awhile I wanted to be a veterinarian or to work
with animals in some way. Painting them turned out to be the best way for me.
Now my daughter wants to be a veterinarian and I believe she will be one.”
Pink Earth, also known as Jeanette
Ross, has lived in
You can find works by Pink Earth displayed at:
SC Artisans Center in Walterboro, SC
Taylor Galleries in Greenwood, SC
The MACK Artisans Gallery Shop in McCormick, SC
Stars Art & Antiques in Edgefield, SC
Trinity Street Market and Gallery in Abbeville, SC
The Artist's Coop in Laurens, SC
Christopher Park Gallery in Greenville, SC
115 S. Main Street
864-446-2274
e-mail pinkearthstudio@hotmail.com