Tango, jazz or classical music is what I listen to while painting. Occasionally...Abba.
Beach shells and pictures of my kids are on my desk, right now.
Olive Green & Tiffany Blue are my
The most cherished item in my studio is whatever I am working on. Currently, that is a public art project in Bradenton for the South Florida Museum, and another mural design for the Warehouse Arts District in St Pete.
favorite colors.
Messy. Unpredictable. Wonderful. Those three words best describe my day. I paint every day, whenever inspiration strikes. As far as routines, I try not to have one.
A dinner conversation with Monet. I have been to his home in Giverny, France and visited his studio. I feel a huge connection to his art and lifestyle.
My family inspires me. Brody and Wes, my two boys (who are incredible athletes and absolutely hilarious) are fun to be around.
And my partner, who is a dedicated master sculptor. All of them are constant sources of inspiration.
A bike ride helps me unwind.
Even my closest friends probably don’t know (until now): The first mural I ever painted was a giant 10-foot cat in my parent’s garage when I was 14 years old. They never painted over it, and it’s still there today.
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“Though the painting is of importance to me, it is crucial for viewers to distinguish their own significance to the image. Therein lies my hope, for those who observe my work to experience their own visual anecdote.” –Carrie Jadus
Soft Water Laundry, Carrie’s studio, is open to the public during Art-Walk, every second Saturday of the month, between 5p and 9p. 515 22nd Street South St. Petersburg.
carriejadus.com 727.480.8754
Cjadus@gmail.com
Carrie is checking out her mural “Resonance” located on the east side of the CreativeGenius
headquarters.The mural includes the portrait of inventor Nikola Tesla, known for his design of the alternating current electrical supply system.
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