Surreal innovative and award winning artist and illustrator who has been 10 years creating commissions and participating in exhibitions. Described as 'The best artist I have ever seen...gifted' by Charles Moffat of The Lilith Gallery, Toronto, and 'great' by Charles Thompson of the Stuckist movement www.stuckism.com . A full member of DACS- Design and copyright society since 2008. Jasmine's work can be seen also on www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/yourgallery/jasminemaddock and recently invited through being a stuckist to be interviewed for the BBC liverpools biennial video on www.BBC.co.uk/liverpool08.

Currently exhibiting lady at new to DACS exhibition kowalsky gallery london till april 24th. As a stuckist i exhibited the work hedyandi at liverpool biennial exhibition at view two liverpool, 'an antidote to the ghastly turner prize' 08. This was reviewed in metro newspaper. Commissions include :'From Apple to Zebra' children's book for councillor William Waterworth of Wales a-z illustrations. Dot-Art(www.dot-art.co.uk)- their first commission, for C21C of surreal Liverpool Buildings entitled 'Liverpool Lives'.

Recent exhibitions: July 2008 Go Pink charity auction of art for Linda Mc Cartney Centre Liverpool

Workshop: Formby Artists Association Liverpool- I created a drawing of a woman and members had to suggest surreal ideas I could draw onto it. I was also filmed for this workshop!

The Egg Cafe, Liverpool, 'Away with the faeries' exhibition feat. in Metro paper 08

The Art House Dec 2007-Feb 2008
The Little People fairies exhibition, exhibiting/selling fairy cat work.
Emsworth, Westbourne.

Egg Cafe Jan-Feb 2008
Winter Blues 2 exhibition, exhibited Rain collage, Newington, Liverpool.

Various websites including www.thelilithgallery.com, www.buncut.com, where i created a group so members could create work based on other members.

Dot Art New gallery launch October 2007
Invited to exhibit Futurcar at new Dot-Art gallery Queen Avenue off Castle Street
Liverpool and attended private view.

CC Salon London emoticons exhibition- reinterpreting emoticons June 2007
I submitted three works revamped of mine including Snow White Birman
(and the seven emoticons) Hidden Emotions Lady and Emoticon man
see www.mjzcollaboration.net

From Apple to Zebra-William Waterworth, Councillor Wales. Jan/Feb 2007
Commission to produce a book of childrens fun illustrations in colour.
Super work well done- you have a wonderful sense of humour.

Aesthetica magazine- www.aestheticamagazine.com or in Borders Bookshops UK. Dec 2006
Gateway to the Quarter Christmas Art Exhibition Special in York.
A digital public art exhibition where images are projected onto two screens Finkle Street.
It is also the only one of its kind in the UK! They recommended
'Lady 2' and 'Untitled 2' to be screened. My work will now be seen by thousands of people!

Dot-Art Liverpool sinceJune 2006
Commissioned to create their first commission for C21C company
Liverpool Lives A1 surrealist interpretation of famous Liverpool buildings
in acrylic/pencil. C21C described it as breathtaking. Biennial exhibition Water St
Sept 2006.
Please visit my main site www.artwanted.com/wonderful
My work is surreal,unique,often not understood or appreciated by conventional installation centred galleries. I use acrylics, make up, ink, pencil, pen, collage, whatever i feel is right for the work, never do prelim sketches it tires the idea, and call on my unique and fantastic imagination to conjure up self portraits with 40s actress hedy lamarr who i look like with mini versions in our hair, women with women as hair, victorian men with hidden heads and duck feet and manwoman combinations. I am my art and its very me.
Education- BA HONS 2:1 Liverpool john moores university, 93-96, 4 A levels inc media studies- storyboarding and photography, and 11 GCSEs inc Art and Textiles. I also have iee certificates in German and French, mensa platinum certificates from focus science magazine, and completed a practical course in radio presenting and scripting at keylink media.,

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