Jeannette Ross, Southington / Portland

<img height="140" width="90" align="left" src="http://www.courant.com/media/alternatethumbnails/photo/2008-06/39868753-11104454.jpg" space="5" /> Jeannette Ross created this week's cover artwork, "Why Can't I Fix Time?," which is from her "Big Furry Creatures" colored marker series that she hopes to include in a children's book series. Ross, a Connecticut native, splits her time between <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO100100202230000" title="Southington" href="/topic/us/connecticut/hartford-county/southington-PLGEO100100202230000.topic">Southington</a> and <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO100100204140000" title="Portland (Middlesex, Connecticut)" href="/topic/us/connecticut/middlesex-county-%28connecticut%29/portland-%28middlesex-connecticut%29-PLGEO100100204140000.topic">Portland</a>, Maine, with wedding photography, local traveling and painting. She attended the Maine College of Art with a focus on photography and illustration. She has traveled the United States and Canada extensively on her own and as a certified tour guide. Her travels have also taken her to Europe, Japan and Egypt. A visit to her website (jeannetteross.com) will reveal the artistic areas she is exploring.

( June 15, 2008 )

Jeannette Ross created this week's cover artwork, "Why Can't I Fix Time?," which is from her "Big Furry Creatures" colored marker series that she hopes to include in a children's book series. Ross, a Connecticut native, splits her time between Southington and Portland, Maine, with wedding photography, local traveling and painting. She attended the Maine College of Art with a focus on photography and illustration. She has traveled the United States and Canada extensively on her own and as a certified tour guide. Her travels have also taken her to Europe, Japan and Egypt. A visit to her website (jeannetteross.com) will reveal the artistic areas she is exploring.

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