Kentucky Thoroughbreds ~ JJCD Collaborations™ | 36″ x 36″ Acrylic on Canvas

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Cincinnati Panoramic | JJCD Collaborations™ 35″ x 72″ Acrylic on Canvas

This commissioned black and white painting of Cincinnati is brought to you by JJCD Collaborations™ Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty unite with black and white acrylic paint on canvas to bring you this extra wide painting of Cincinnati. We plan to have this painting complete by the end of this month. Stay tuned. . . cincinnatiskyline_jjcdCincinnati_Skyline_manning

BellView | 32″ x 36″ Acrylic on Canvas

JJCD Collaborations™ is proud to present BellView. A 32″ x 36″ acrylic on canvas painting of the beautiful Cincinnati skyline. This unique perspective was captured from Bellevue, Kentucky. Capturing the second session on this painting. More to come as the piece develops.BellView Screen Shot 2013-01-13 at 7.43.44 PMScreen Shot 2013-01-13 at 7.44.03 PMBellView

Artwork now on display 14th and Main, Cincinnati Ohio (OTR)

Jeff Johns is excited to announce that he’s again displaying artwork in Over-the-Rhine (OTR), Cincinnati’s oldest and most historic neighborhood. Swing downtown to the 14th block of Main and check out the work. The paintings by Cincinnati-based fine artist Jeff Johns include, Ding in the Universe, a portrait of Steve Jobs using the actual keys off of an apple keyboard to display Johns favorite quote from this icon, “I want to put a ding in the universe.” Another painting on display is Thought Different, the first of the Steve Jobs series of paintings by Cincinnat-based fine artist, Jeff Johns. You will also see a limited collection of Johns woman figure paintings titled Beautiful Hair, and Outside the Canvas299620_528846693807084_1566056239_n 530713_528854713806282_899824965_n 427630_528853457139741_1769431165_n 524673_528853397139747_297240277_n 252002_528853820473038_529203939_n

Jeff Johns Unveils “Indigenous,” Featuring Kauai’s Native Hibiscus

Capturing the Beauty of Kauai

Jeff Johns is an acclaimed neo-impressionist painter based in Northern Kentucky. His paintings featuring the natural beauty of his home state have appeared in galleries throughout Ohio and Kentucky.

Upon his first visit to Kauai, in late 2012, he immediately fell under the spell of the island’s distinctive flora, especially the native hibiscus. So captivated was he by the flower, he snapped some 15 hundred—yes, hundred—digital photos of the bold blooms during his stay. Yet when he returned home, he discovered that not even the camera’s mega-pixel lens could capture the flower’s beauty.

With the hibiscus still emblazoned in his mind’s eye, he turned to his paints and canvas to render its vivid essence. The result is a limited-edition series of paintings that convey the flower’s elegant beauty in rich hues and thickly applied brush strokes.

 “Nothing can compare to actually being on the island,” says Johns. “But I wanted everyone to have the opportunity to bring a little bit of paradise home with them.”

 

30″ x 40″ Acrylic on Canvas by fine artist Jeff Johns

Lele Koki‘o ‘ula ‘ula

24″ x 24″ Oil on Canvas by Jeff Johns

Koki‘o ‘ula Melemele ‘ili ‘alani

24″ x 36″ Acrylic on Canvas

Red White and Bull | Acrylic on Canvas

Nani Kokiʻo keʻokeʻo | 30″ x 40″ Acrylic on Canvas

”30″ x 40″ Acrylic on Canvas painting of a Hawaiian Hibiscus. Which in Hawaiian language can be translated to NaniAloalo. However, I am still trying to distinguish this certain species of flora. Research indicates that this hibiscus is the Kokiʻo keʻokeʻo, and it’s simply beautiful so I’ve decided to call this piece “Nani |I am currently working this Aloalo series for potential gallery placement on the lovely island of Kauai. This would be a dream come true. So I’m going to paint away, share the progress of this exciting new art venture.

Hawaiian Hibiscus ~ 24″ x 24″ Oil on Canvas

ImageI am starting this Hawaiian  Hibiscus flower series with a goal to be showing these pieces in a gallery connection in Kauai Hawaii. I’m am extremely excited and ready to focus on this series. This first painting has been done with oils, and the way I work, these paints will be wet for months. So it’ll be a little bit before I can jump back in and make the needed tweaks to this piece. Cheers, JefferyJ.com