maxine's bag

To go with my 'Max' costume, I whipped up a small bag

to carry my things in.

Made with linen, burlap string and brass grommets.

About 14" high by 10.5" wide.

no pattern needed

Where the Wild Things Are

'Max' costume

polar fleece, faux fur, wooden buttons, and silver snaps.

crown: cardboard and gold leaf spray paint.

Also, featured in BuzzFeed.com:

'Best Max Suit'

organic variations

I couldn't choose just one.

Here, the same photograph is manipulated in variations of color, brightness, detail and depth.

Each composition possesses its own unique sense of energy.

still life

Bubble Tape

Oil on Canvas 24x20 inches

Orange Peels

Oil on Canvas 24x20 inches

from far and above

Recent works by Jennifer Bozek

August 25 - November 30, 2009

Opening reception: August 25, 2009 from 6-9pm

Broadway Cellars

5900 North Broadway

Chicago, IL 60660

For more from the artist, visit: www.jmcbdesigns.com

Hope to see you there!

still after the storm

A captivating scene found in the simplest of settings.

west . 29

West : Summer

doodles inverted

shnazzy apparel

Had some fun making a pair of shorts for an upcoming costume party.

Could be worn on an everyday basis for some.

But for me, I will just stick with the costume party.

I used pink metallic woven fabric, which has been laying around for years from when I was a mermaid once for halloween, neon green cotton bias, which came from an old Roxy t-shirt (I know, you don't need to say it, I am just as shocked as you), marigold stitching, and elastic waist band.

Inspiration: singer/songwriter, M.I.A.  

(she has a shnazzy sense of style).

breathe poster

Poster I created for the Dominican University dance show.

I also choreographed one of the numbers.  If you are interested in attending, please click the image for further details 

west . 14

West

An on-going series, in which I document the evening sky. The views from my skylight become tranquil scenes of painterly sunsets. This post includes photographs taken within the 14th week of the year.

my works featured in People Stylewatch

While interning at Nate Berkus Entertainment, I helped design some fashions for the home. My sketches were used directly and also inspired the finished products. The images below are pillows from the Nate Berkus line, which will be available on the Home Shopping Network and are featured in the new issue of People Stylewatch.

These designs are inspired by research done on the meaningful symbols of tribal culture.

#1

Oil on canvas. 12" x 12".

botanical portraits

spring wreath

Floral wreath assembled with crocheted magnolias, buds, green leaves and light pink paper dahlias.  Items are attached to 12" wire ring.  

small landscape study

Inspired by my previous series of landscapes.  5" x 7", oil on wood board.