Quotes about Art:
““Artists are not like Athletes. We cannot win gold, we cannot beat other creatives, we cannot come in first. Our sport is subjective. Creating to be the Best is a waste of energy. Instead, Create to connect to the people who need you because they’re out there. Create in your own way, because there is no right way. Take the Pressure off, and Focus on Your Unique Brand of Magic.””
“ Creativity takes Courage.”
“I believe in God. I just don’t think you have to go crazy to prove it. ”
“Sometimes you have to color outside the lines if you want to make your life a Masterpiece.”
About The Artist:
My name is Janice James Eubank and I I have lived in the Birmingham AL area all my life. In 2013, I decided to fulfill a life-long dream to learn how to paint. I have been very fortunate to have trained in painting under Karen Libecap, Dori DeCamillis, and Beth Bradley . In glass with Debbie Ballog and Tanya Veit @AAEGlass.com. And Pottery at Earthborne and with Daphne Ferguson in her studio. Later on, I expanded my Painting Mediums from Oil, Acrylic and Water Color to Gouache, then Kiln Formed Glass, Resin, Alcohol Inks, Candle Making, Jewelry Making, Pottery, Mosaics and Metal Wall Sculptures. I am a member of The Mountain Brook Art Association, Hoover Arts Alliance, Shelby Council Arts Council, Alabama Craft Guild, Kentuck Art Center, Artists Association of Central Alabama and The Kelly Fitzgerald Gallery. Some of the venues in which I have shown are The Stewart Heath Gallery in Spanish Fort, Kentuck Art Festival where I have been accepted four consecutive years and won Patrons Ribbon by WVUA, Four Seasons Gallery, Shelby County Arts Council Adult Juried Show where I won an Honorable Mention, Ruffner Mountain, Art Crawl and Art Walk of Birmingham, Rojo, Kessler Lobby, Sacred Heart Gallery, Vestavia Walk of Art where I won First Prize, and Hoover City Hall Gallery. My paintings of Cannonballs 1861 is a permanent part of the Alabama Bicentennial Showcase. Watch the short video below for more information.
There are no straight lines in Nature……think about it.
Watch me describe my art in this short video.
