About | julesgissler.com

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I'm originally a Montana girl, and graduated in Graphic Design from Montana State University, Bozeman. I still hike and snow ski when I can, but I traded pine needles for cactus needles and dropped my suitcase in Phoenix, Arizona.

I have stretched my creativity in several directions. I designed hand-painted pillows with beads and conversational charms for retail shops such as Barneys New York, Ballard Designs catalog, ABC Carpet & Home, and The American Craft Museum. One of my pillow designs also became a hand-painted canvas doll, the “Baby Angel,” celebrating individuality. Because of my obsession with hardware, I designed hardware & pearl bracelets & a belt that I named the "ziG". I sold these in shops and on-line. I continue to get orders for the ziG, if people see it on me. They are a great conversation piece!

Harper, My Rescue Dog

The "ziG" Belt & Bracelet

The "ziG" Bracelets

Currently, I work with acrylic, ink, watercolor, collage, & colored pencils. I paint whimsical paintings, abstracts, wedding bouquets, & also draw realistic food, and landscapes with colored pencils. I have a line of prints, cards, calendars, and also mugs for furry rescues. I have also written & illustrated, with my abstract paintings, a kick-ass book called, 'Getting Your Magic Back'. It is about pushing through life's transitions, and is a simple, two lines per page, read. I have donated copies of my

book to the women's organization, "Fresh Start Women's Foundation". It's a wonderful organization that help women who help themselves, and provides them with education, resources, and support.

"Getting Your Magic Back"

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Commissioned Piece of Poet & Solo

Rescue organizations are dear to my heart. I donate my art to various rescue organizations, and also paint commissioned work. I was Arizona Animal Welfare League's featured artist during 2018, and the featured artist the past five years, for Shemer Art Center

& Museum's "Furry Friends" event.

One of my paintings, "Lenny" with the cat

on his head, was part of a juried show for Arizona Artists Guild,

and displayed at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

I also have two paintings, "Hope" and "Joy" permanently

displayed at the Phoenix Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center.

With either my art, or my writing...my hope is to make you smile.

"Jules paintings add such a whimsical, delicious touch & enhance the sweet vibe at all the Pie Snob locations. We consider her our 'Artist in Residence'."

--Traci Wilbur,Owner of Pie Snob