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Jessica Doyle is one of those artist that when you see her work you just get a warm sensation from. Her prints are extremely intricate and have this complex yet simple style to them.

This year I was shown her work for what I thought was the first time yet it seemed so familiar to me. I later realized that back when I lived in Brickell with Nichole, she had one of her prints on the fridge. Ever since that moment I’ve associated Jessica Doyle’s artwork as something that is comforting.

Jessica’s work is lovely and something that could piece a room together with simple small prints. Her themes are extremely creative and range from mushrooms to fishes to seasons. It almost makes you want to place a series of each theme in each individual room. I will say even as a man the work is appealing to the eye despite the clear feminine style to it. I never told Nichole no that’s too girlie to put on our fridge because I don’t think if you’re a man or woman you won’t stop stare at the patterns and attention to detail. One of the best and worst parts is that her artwork comes in small prints. This makes it affordable to anyone who’d want to add a little life to certain area of home or office but at same time I wish some of her work would be available in larger sizes but I figure that’s why most of her work comes with four prints.

Go support this beautiful artist and order some prints. I was surprised how much you could get for simple $20. She’s simply a lovely person and artist. You can follower her on Etsy, twitter, facebook, etc… all on her blog – Jessica Doyle

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