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Jessica Zoob makes home decoration impression – Homegirl London

By March 14, 2014February 15th, 2018Blog, Guest Blogs

Homegirl London pays homage to Jessica Zoob.

Jessica is a contemporary artist creating spontaneous impressionist style art in oils and acrylics.  Her magical and utterly intriguing work has recently been applied to a home decoration collection of textiles, wallpaper and cushions in collaboration with Romo Black Edition.  I caught up with Jessica to find out more.

 

Jessica Zoob – meet the artist

Jessica Zoob took her foundation at Central School of Art and then a Degree in Theatre Design at Nottingham University.  She’s now following her dreams as a full-time artist.  “I’m able to get up every day and spend my time doing the thing I most love to do.  It may be incredibly challenging sometimes but I find it astonishingly exciting and always fascinating.”

Jessica’s fine art paintings are built up with layers of oils, then scraped back and re applied with many layers of glazes, this process can often take years.  Her painting style has often been described as ‘Contemporary Impressionism’ – “I think that is quite a helpful description although it only reflects a part of what I do.  I’m really much less figurative than the Impressionists although I do love their work.”

Nature and landscapes provide much inspiration for Jessica – “I’m inspired by so many things – beautiful wild landscapes, sea and sky, the gentle misty Sussex Downs and chalk cliffs, flowers, especially water lilies, crumbling plaster walls, faded paint, oil on a puddle, butterfly wings, the list is endless!  There is so much beauty everywhere and I try to capture it to create works of art which will engage the viewer’s imagination and lift their spirits.

Jessica is fascinated with water – “Still water and reflections, or wild water or the sea.  I absolutely love the magical ever changing nature of it and often strive to capture that in my paintings.”

The most recent painting collection is called Dancing with Colour – “This was essentially a playful collection exploring the joy of working very freely and spontaneously with wild colours.  A good example of this would be Reckless.  It also had very personal deeply felt pieces for example Triumphant, which was about overcoming adversity and climbing mountains.”

Jessica-Zoob-Triumphant-Painting

 

Jessica Zoob – view the home decoration collection

What’s great about Jessica’s style is that it transfers beautifully to fabrics, wall coverings and cushions.  “The collaboration with Romo Black Edition includes wall coverings and textiles featuring six of my paintings with further works translated into a range of cushions.  This was achieved by state of the art digital printing which brought the paintings to life on pure linen and soft cotton velvet which really does capture the individual brush strokes and layers of paint to add depth and intrigue.  I’m absolutely thrilled to be working with Romo as the finished products are truly beautiful.”

Jessica-Zoob-Fabric-and-Wallpaper

 

Jessica Zoob – buy the products

To find out more about Jessica and to buy her prints go to her online store

Price guide: original miniatures start at £225.  For larger paintings contact Jessica by calling 07966 572204 jess Jessica also offers a bespoke service.

To buy the interior products go to www.romoblack.com.  Black Edition is one of six design studios operating under The Romo Group.  This company designs and markets a range of exclusive furnishing and upholstery fabrics plus wall covering.

Author: Homegirl London.  Photographs: Jessica Zoob and Romo Black Edition.  Thanks: Jessica Zoob and James Eden.

 

 

 

 

 

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