Juliann Jones

Hey- here’s a great set of note cards: 3 each of the 3 paintings. I print the images, mount on 100% recycled card stock and put them in a reusable brown box with the 3 images on the lid.  $15 plus shipping

(for more cards see this page:raising money…..)


I am always happy to do custom pet portraits. It works well if you don’t live in Montana, to send me several photos of your pet/pets from all different angles. It helps to know what the pets’ surroundings are like and what hobbies he has ( catching balls, hiking, driving, riding, hunting, swimming, etc.).

contact: jujoone@gmail.com

It is also available on shirts, aprons, cards, etc.

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Who knew a $17 pop rivet gun could change sooooo much?  I love working with garbage. In most of my pieces everything is garbage. There is an exception with the sculptures which stand on a base. The base itself is scrap pieces of rigid insulation from construction sites but I cover it with a thin coat of concrete.

This is a BIG dog. stands 3 ft. high

this is a small desk top sort of sculpture

This is my first wall piece. Sunburst One. It is a little over 3 feet across. It took a lot of work. Everything is garbage except the pop rivets used to join the pieces.

Can Dog- I loved making this and will be making many more animals in the months to come.

first raven

first magpie

This is a hubcap covered in a 3d spiral of scraps of copper and metal and wire. I also used miscellaneous pieces of garbage. The piece is part of a project called Landfill Art. http:www.landfillart.org

It is a project implemented by an artist named Ken Marquis who decided to take 1000 hubcaps from a landfill and have artists make them into art. Please check his project out: www.landfillart.org. There are so many very cool hubcaps.

These are  pieces I made from scrap pieces of copper purchased from a copper supply company. I colored the copper by soaking them in various potions.


Currently I am working with garbage such as tin cans, thrift store items, plastics, and various recycled objects to make sculpture and wall pieces. As soon as I finish some I will post photos. My favorite materials are aluminum cans, tin cans and bottles.

Tags: alternative art of unique materials, cat art, contemporary nature parintings, copper art, dog art, green art, landfill art, metal art, montana artist, new art, paintings, sustainable art