Jamie Hansen: Watercolor Art
About our family's trip to NYC and Carnegie Hall
What an amazing trip to NYC to watch my husband Chris lead Ola Gjeilo’s “Dark...
My Trip to Washington DC for Meta Boost Gather 2022
The Meta Boost Leaders Network is a community of small business owners who who support each other in our small business journey. It's so much more than a Facebook group! I was so excited when I was selected to attend our networking event, Gather, in person this year.
"Precarious:" A Collaboration With Nebula Ensemble
I have partnered with Nebula Ensemble, an award-winning experimental music group, to create a unique...
My Latest Portrait Honors Johnny Mann at Anderson University
Betty Mann commissioned a portrait from me as a gift to Anderson University. It was an absolute joy to work with her and learn about their love story and Johnny's passion for music and for Anderson. The art that we created together will hang in the Rainey Fine Arts Center, which houses The South Carolina School of the Arts at Anderson University and the Johnny Mann Center for Commercial Music.
My Heraldry Art: As seen in El Nuevo Día
I worked with author and historian José E. López Reyes on a heraldic illustration that is featured on the cover of his book, "San Juan 1797." This week the book received a wonderful review in El Nuevo Día, one of Puerto Rico's largest papers.
Do you need a Press Kit to Market your Music?
If you’re a musician looking to get back into the swings of things and perform in front of a crowd again, you absolutely should put together a press kit. Read on to learn what you should include in your press kit, and download my free artist-created template.
How to Get Involved with Music Education Advocacy
I believe that every child should have the opportunity to learn music regardless of their ability, socioeconomic status, or where they live. I am excited to use my work to advocate for music education.
About my trip and my artist's talk in San Juan, Puerto Rico
I created an illustration of the arms awarded by Spain to the garrison regiment that defended San Juan during the British siege of 1797. The only illustration in existence was scanned from Juan Manuel Zapatero's 1964 book "The Caribbean War in the 18th Century." The illustration only existed in black and white: the color version had been lost.