Available for hire
I’m Jeanette, a Colorado-based artist and public art organizer dedicated to making creativity accessible in everyday spaces.
I assist communities, organizations, and businesses in creating meaningful public art projects, including murals, artist collaborations, and community programs. My work includes murals, illustrations, and collaborative projects that strengthen community ties.
About Me
Beyond painting, I design and coordinate community art initiatives, connect artists with organizations, and develop programs that integrate art into civic life. My goal is to make art an active community element, not just decoration.
Through collaboration and creative programming, I’m building a network of artists, organizations, and cities that can work together to bring more art into everyday public spaces.
If you’re an artist, band, business, or city dreaming up a creative project—let’s talk.
Services
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Public Art Project Planning
Helping organizations and communities design impactful public art initiatives.
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Mural Program Development
Identifying locations, coordinating artists, and managing mural projects.
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Artist Calls & Selection Panels
Creating and managing calls for artists and coordinating selection processes.
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Community Engagement for Art Projects
Creating and managing calls for artists and coordinating selection processes.
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Public Art Project Management
Coordinating logistics, timelines, partners, and installation.
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Art Curation for Businesses & Community Spaces
Connecting local artists with spaces that want to showcase creative work.
Blog
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The Downtown Colorado, Inc conference was in Grand Junction this year. I was the driver of a large 12-passenger van available to City of Montrose employees, City Council, small business owners, and community leaders. We stayed in a hotel because the event started at 8 in the morning and continued until 4, with networking opportunities…
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In the fall of 2025, I managed a “Yarn-Bombing” of the Downtown area in Montrose Colorado. 5 fiber artists joined officially and several unofficial artists popped up later on. While official artists were given tags with their information, unofficial artists were anonymous. The movement lasted through the end of the year.
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Success! This weekend was a wonderful one for creativity and community. I brought my brand-new children’s activity book to the Montrose Farmers Market at Centennial Plaza, and it was such a joyful experience! My booth was filled with laughter, smiles, and creativity all morning. I spent the day drawing custom cartoon portraits for families and
Get in Touch
Have a project in mind or just want to say hello? I’d love to hear from you.