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Jody Andersen
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Jody Andersen’s art is influenced by colors and how they work together. By using an abstract approach she is able to work with her love of finding order in randomness and finding that balance with shapes, colors, and lines.
It’s all about colors and textures. The colors of the ocean on a bright sunny day, the varying shades of a handful of sea glass, the bright pinks of a rhododendron flower against their background of shades of green, or the way golden yellow feels warmer next to plums and violets. Have you ever looked out into a forest, a field of wildflowers, or the star-filled night sky and felt like everything was just right? That is the peace she strives for.
Jody started making art when she was a little girl growing up in Amity, Oregon. She would spend hours in her room or art class drawing or painting. She even sold some posters of a rainbow peace symbol to classmates in high school. Eventually, Jody graduated from Oregon State University with a BFA in Visual Design.
It’s all about colors and textures. The colors of the ocean on a bright sunny day, the varying shades of a handful of sea glass, the bright pinks of a rhododendron flower against their background of shades of green, or the way golden yellow feels warmer next to plums and violets. Have you ever looked out into a forest, a field of wildflowers, or the star-filled night sky and felt like everything was just right? That is the peace she strives for.
Jody started making art when she was a little girl growing up in Amity, Oregon. She would spend hours in her room or art class drawing or painting. She even sold some posters of a rainbow peace symbol to classmates in high school. Eventually, Jody graduated from Oregon State University with a BFA in Visual Design.
