Jessica Fuchs is an artist who works in various mediums including acrylic, mixed media, watercolor, oil, oil pastel, linoleum prints, and photography. She describes several of her artworks including recycled canvas paintings of her son Dylan from her "Coffee Project" series, watercolor paintings inspired by Van Gogh and Dali, an acrylic painting of sailboats created outdoors, and mixed media pieces involving coffee and women dancing in the rain. She also mentions commissions of her work in oil and acrylic murals.

1. Jessica Fuchs art Acrylic, Mixed Media, Watercolor, Oil, Oil Pastel, Linoleum prints, Commissions, Photography

2. Recycled Canvas Paintings Acrylic on Canvas Board, 16” x 20” upper, 20” x 16” lower Modeled after my eldest son, Dylan Part of my ‘Coffee Project’ [Dylan & I have been recurring fixtures at Espresso Love Coffee in Mukwonago]

3. Recycled Canvas Paintings continued; Tree Series All Acrylic on Canvas Board Upper and Lower Right: 16” x 20”, Above: 10” x 14” Winter & Copper Tree held in private collection; The Buddha Tree held in separate private collection

4. Watercolors Field, inspired by Van Gogh daisies Rural Clothesline inspired by Salvador Dali 6” x 24 ½”

5. Sailboats [Acrylic] Created ‘in plein air’ in Milwaukee overlooking the Lakefront Acrylic on canvas 40” x 40”

6. Chuck it out…[Mixed Media] Mixed media on Wood. Part of the ‘Coffee Project’ A note on the ‘Coffee Project’ : it is an ongoing project of my creation, using Coffee as the subject, the medium, capturing the emotions driven by, for and resulting from coffee; capturing the feel of coffee, etc.

7. Ladies in the Rain…[Mixed Media] Ladies in the rain created in watercolor, with Oil color wash Watercolor & Oil on paper Inspired by women dancing in the rain everywhere. 6” x 24 ½” each

8. Then… [Oil] ‘ Then’ was created originally in watercolor for my stepson to mark the passing of time, back to when we first met, to now, when we are so much older. Originally accompanied by ‘Now’ [Then & Now- Left] Commissioned in oil [at right] after my solo show.

9. Vintage; Rausch era The sky is crying Oil Pastel on cardboard Desert lizard Acrylic on canvas board 10” x 13”

10. Linoleum Prints; Rausch era Monoprint, Untitled Monoprint, Untitled

11. Commissions After seeing the image on the left at my solo November 2006 show, a newly married couple requested that I paint one of their basement walls based on the original charcoal drawing. Left: [Original Inspiration] Charcoal on paper Right: [Final Product] Acrylic on Cinder block

12. Photography