| I started Lucy Jensen Studio in 1987. It was the culmination of a transition from painting scenery for film and television to painting murals and the like for more permanent venues. I moved to Los Angeles after graduating from the Fine Arts College at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, NM, with a BFA in painting and drawing. In 1990, I joined the American Society of Interior Designers as an Industry Partner. I immediately began forming productive, lasting relationships with design professionals and other clients. Since then, the Studio has established itself as a consistent source of talent and excellence, creating hundreds of works for residences, shopping malls, showrooms, bookstores, and museums; eleven southern California showcases houses (as of 2008), and two episodes of HGTV’s Designing for the Sexes (2002, 2003). Every environment holds the potential for something magical to happen visually--soothing or exciting, fanciful or serious. I’m inspired by the tone and character of a space, and the needs and desires of the people who will live, work, or play in it. Publications Robin Dunitz, Street Gallery, Guide to 1000 Los Angeles Murals (Los Angeles: RJD Enterprises, 1993). pp. 341, 342, 385. Stig Einarson, "Decorative Painting and Faux
Finishes," ASID News Magazine for
Inland/Los Angeles/Orange county/Pasadena Chapters, (September,
1996). Kathy Yarnovich, "Boring Walls not Allowed," San Gabriel Valley News, (September 9, 1994). D1 Bill Rollins, "Appearing to the Eye of the Beholder," Los Angeles Times, (July 31, 1993). JS1 Cynthia Dozier, "Designing Opulence," California Home and Gardener, v.3, #4, (May, 1993). p. 5, cover Lisa Cooke, "Stucco, New Canvas for Mural Artist," Star News, (December 23, 1991). B2 |
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