Sheep Jones
Jan 23rd, 2009 | By SynaVista | Category: Painting, Washington D.C.Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Sheep Jones grew up in Maine. She studied art at the University of Maine at Portland/Gorham. Sheep works in oil and encaustic, and she has exhibited her paintings in several solo and group shows and galleries along the East Coast and in Eastern Europe.
She splits her time between living in the Washington DC area and Belfast, Maine.

Just wanted to let you know I like your work…I had noted it at DC’s big open forum art show a few year’s back, and now recognized it when i was checking the Torpedo site to see what the art world was up to. Smiled when I realized we share a common background- I live in the DC area and have been going to Maine for summer vacation trips since a kid- its Monson, ME for me- in the Moosehead Lake region…I have my vegetables from the garden in my frig now, and my family time and time out in beautiful Maine scenery to keep me happy throughout the year- wish I could spend more time there, but would miss VA too- anyhoo…kudos on your work- you have a fan.
Dear Sheep Jones
I work in the Torpedo Factory at the Potomac Fiberarts Gallery down the hall. I am a fashion designer and I own a small company known as The Avatar Creates Atelier. I have always been facinated by your work, but alas at this stage in my life to own one of your works is a goal not yet achieved but in the planning. At this point I am able to purchase your cards which I have famed in a set of four. Today I chose to use three of these cards for my mood board, inspirational story, and to develop my color story. Please advise if you will give me permission to do so. In my inspriational story I will give my history about how found these treasures and how they are influencing my new fashion line. This will involve a very brief bio of your work with links to your various art home pages; of your choosing. To do this I must set-up a mood board or two and well as a color story. Then I will match the colors to fabric and begin designing my Winter 2012 collection. Please advise on you thoughts of these plans.
Sincerely yours,
Reginald Teamer
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