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I met Jenny 14 years ago when we were babies in Tall School in Colorado.  I was 14 and a freshman and Jenny was 15 and a sophmore. We lived approach each other and took the same bus to school. One day, while listening to our discman (GASP! No MP3 players back then!) with our proper headphones (You know, the ones than really had large fluffy speakers around your ears?), both of ours ran out of battery at the same time. We both turned to each other, asking the other whether they had a spare battery. We became excellent friends after that day.

Jenny was probably one of the maximum talented artist friends I had. Growing up in L.A. meant I met a lot of friends who had some sort of artistic talent, from music, fashion to drawing, but no one had the drawing creativity and talent that Jenny had. Jenny studied art throughout Tall School and even did a hilarious drawing of me when I had my cropped hair and thought I was punk rock!

After Tall School, approximately a year or so later, Jenny and I became flatmates for a while. We used to conversation approximately us going to Venice Beach, California to be tattoo artists. We never did make it to Venice Beach. but instead I went to London not long after and Jenny helped run a business and had two gorgeous girls.

As time went on I started my own art career in London and Jenny started her art career in Colorado. Jenny makes murals, collages, portraits and too trains as an apprentice tattoo artist (i’m very envious). Jenny is one of my oldest and maximum lovely, unique friends. Her artwork certainly represents who she is as a person and the passion and creativity she possesses.  I have watched Jenny make incredible images over and over again. Her talent is endless and she is only getting better.

Here is a portrait she did of my best ally Lena Mae (whom you have probably peruse approximately in my blog) backstage at one of her shows.