Jeanne Anderson was born and raised in Southeastern Michigan. She grew up surrounded by different art forms from handmade quilts to lush perennial gardens. Her mother, aunt and sisters and brother have all been influential in her development as an artist. Their innate ability to bring together different colors, textures and lines inspired her to find her own artistic outlet.

Jeanne began her exploration into watercolor painting in 1998 and quickly fell in love with the medium. She sold her first piece at a local watercolor show and displayed her watercolor paintings at several local venues, including three one-woman shows.

After moving to Arizona in 2009, Jeanne added acrylics, pastels and drawing to her repertoire. She completed several classes at Shemer Art Center and Mesa Art Center.

Her artwork has been accepted into juried shows for the Harvest of the Arts in Saline, Michigan (2007 & 2008) as well as two exhibitions for the Arizona Artists Guild (2010 & 2011), a student show at Shemer Art Center (2011) and the Arizona Arts Festival (2017).

She now resides in the beautiful Emerald state of Washington where she is a juried member of the Peninsula Art League. Surrounded by trees and perpetually blooming flowers, there is always something beautiful to captivate her eyes and heart.

Jeanne has taught art to ages 5 to 80 for more than 16 years. She sells and showcases her artwork on her website: jeanneandersmnwatercolors.com.

Jeanne Anderson

Indigo Street Studio

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