Character

Juliann Jones

Currently prefers working with throw away materials such as aluminum and tin cans, glass and the occasional thrift store find to create sculpture and wall pieces. She also may use found garbage such as metals, fencing, hubcaps, anything that has sculptural value. She will still paint, especially if someone wants her to do a custom work. She loves doing pet portraits and when she paints by choice, she paints about her awe of nature and ecology.

If you live in Montana you may be familiar with the license plate that was created by Jones and donated to The Montana Spay and Neuter Task Force. Proceeds of purchase of the plate go to the task force.

Juliann had a shop on Main Street of Livingston Montana for nearly a decade where she sold mostly cards that she produced from her hundreds of drawings but also sold her paintings and some miscellaneous hand made items.

She makes her home in Livingston Montana with her husband Rainer Krapf and 5 cats, 2 dogs, 2 cockatiels and an aquatic turtle named Mac.

Tags: art for conservation, canton missouri, green art, iowa city, juliann jones, juliann jones cards, juliann jones painter, livingston montana, Main Street Livingston Montana, nature art, non-toxic paint, prairie lights bookstore