Sunday, January 15, 2012

Where Women Cook & Create-Jennifer Lanne



Jennifer Lanne is not only a fabulous artist but the girl can cook too! 

The latest issue of Where Women Cook features Jennifer in her wonderful old
farmhouse kitchen in upstate New York.




Jennifer attended culinary school but soon found it was all about the aesthetics, the
visual...painting and decorating.  Now a well known artist and seasoned cook, Jennifer
brings her creativity to both her studio and her kitchen.




Your eyes are not deceiving you...yes, those are beautiful hand-painted cookies...






Her latest painting "A Fragile Harvest" is featured inside the back cover...



I want to thank Jen O'Connor of Earth Angels for letting me borrow these wonderful
photos from the magazine.  Jen is the founder and owner of Earth Angels and, as you
can see, a wonderful photographer.

I had the pleasure of spending a bit of time with Jennifer Lanne and Jen O'Connor when
they were last in California for the "heART of Winter" event.  I kept wishing we had more
time because it was so much fun visiting with them.  The place was packed and everyone
was enchanted with Jennifer's art and the Where Women Cook and Where Women Create
group.  Jo Packman, the creator and editor-in-chief of the magazines was also there
answering a million questions.  They are all fabulous women!

Jennifer Lanne and Jen O'Connor...


You can also see Jennifer Lanne in the lastest issue of Romantic Country magazine...


You can see some of Jennifer's wonderful art at my previous post here.
And you can find Jennifer's site here.

And you can find Jen O'Connor at EarthAngelsToys here.

I also want to mention that Jennifer's husband, metal sculptor Dick Lanne(here)will
be featured in an upcoming issue of the new FOLK magazine.

All photos courtesy Jen O'Connor


I'm linking to Farmhouse Friday
I'm linking to Pink Saturday
I'm linking to Potpourri Friday 2805
I'm linking to  Monday Moments

31 comments:

  1. Wow, not only is she gorgeous, everything she puts her hands on is too!! You are so very fortunate to know such a talented gal!
    I'm going to run out now and snag both those magazines today.
    Wonderful post Susan, looking forward to seeing more about your creative gal pal!!!
    Have a lovely Sunday, lovely lady!!
    Love you,
    Terri

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  2. You know all the groovy people. the cookies are art but I imagine I could eat them.

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  3. Oh my goodness! I'd at least have to think twice before biting. So beautiful!

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  4. Thank you for your visit in my blog. I am looking your blog it is very well.All photos are very beautiful. I love that.
    Good day jocelyne

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  5. Jennifer and Jen love you! They had so much fun with you in California and very much appreciate your support.

    I really enjoyed this blog and, as always, love your take on things.

    Even more, I love when my friends
    mix together and find as much pleasure in each other as I do.

    Thank you, Susan.
    xoxoxo
    Stephanie

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  6. wow! What gorgeous pictures! OMGOSH- What a talented gal Jen is! I would think those cookies were too pretty to eat, wouldn't you?

    No problems here leaving you a comment today- xo Diana

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  7. what a treat to be included in your BLOG via Jennifer and her accomplishments...thanks for this great post xoxox

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  8. What a great, delightful, and informative post you have created here. I enjoyed reading about such talents.The kitchen is like an illustration from a children's picture book, and these cookies are pure art. Thank you!

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  9. WOW, I just adore
    that kitchen! And
    I've loved Jen's art
    since you first featured
    her in a blog post.
    Someday I hope to
    own one of her
    pieces. Fun post,
    Susan ~ thanks for
    sharing it on MM!

    xx Suzanne

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  10. Be Still My Heart...those COOKIES! Too beautiful to eat~ I would have to sit them under a cloche to admire & have them petrify :) I need to subscribe to that publication!

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  11. Wow, that might be hard for me to eat a cookie that beautiful! Just wow!

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  12. What a fun post! That kitchen is to die for. What a talented lady! Those cookies are to pretty to eat!

    ~Liz

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  13. Fun and interesting post! Those hand painted cookies are wonderful!

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  14. What a neat post! thanks for sharing this with us. You find us some pretty neat stuff - from your furry (hairy?) friends to painted cookies. xoxo

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  15. lOVE your blog and am now officially your newest follower:) I think Jennifer is a fabulous artist. I have 2 of her painting and just love them. Do you know if she went to school for painting or is she self taught. That would be interesting to know. I'll be back by to say hello again:)
    ~Debra xxx
    Capersofthevintagevixens.blogspot.com

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  16. Thank you all for all of your way-too-wonderful comments! It was so sweet of you all to leave such generous words.
    I truly appreciate every single one.
    And to answer your question Debra:
    I actually went to school for Interior Design...found I really just wanted to paint. Then I did a year in Cooking School...still found all I wanted to do was paint! I guess I am somewhat self-taught...As with everyting in life it's all just trial and error isn't it?!
    XNO
    Jennifer

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  17. Wow, Thanks for answering my question Jennifer:) You are an amazing artist and knowing that you are self taught gives us even more inspiration that we can do it too. Thank you so much!
    ~Debra xxx
    Capersofthevintagevixens.blogspot.com

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  18. I never heard of that magazine-I will have to see if it is sold here. The cookies are beautiful-too pretty for me to eat!
    Thank you for your visit and kind words.
    Carolyn

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  19. Oh wow! What an artist indeed! Those cookies look delish!!! I've seen that publication at our local bookstore, but I haven't picked one up. I'll be sure to browse through an issue the next time I go, thanks for the inspiration on these wonderful and talented women! :) Take care and enjoy your upcoming weekend!


    Hugs,
    Jessie

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  20. Thanks for the kitchen tour...that cookie is beautiful! Jennifer is hugely talented indeed!! Thanks for sharing. Happy Pink Saturday!! ~Lorraine ♥♥♥

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  21. Isn't she multi-talented? Her kitchen is so cozy and full of farmhouse charm. Thanks for sharing it! I'll have to go check out those issues too.

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  22. That sounds like such a great day. Jennifer is such a great artist, her painting style is so beautiful. I first noticed her a few years back when a magazine did an article about her.

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  23. What an amazing, talented and pretty young woman!
    The cookies look so yummy, too!
    HPS!
    ♥ Jil

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  24. What a great post. So wonderful to have such a talented beautiful friend. She is very inspiring to all of us that have met her and have seen her work. I love Jenn O'Connor also! Happy Pink Saturday I love your blog glad I found you. Grace

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  25. Beautiful pink!

    My PINK is inviting you to come and see. Have a nice weekend!

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  26. Great handwork in the cookies. Neat kitchen. Sounds like you had a great time and made some good friends! Happy Pink Saturday! Jenn

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  27. These hand painted cookies look very impressive, and I hope delicious too. Thank you for the story.

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  28. I love this post. Lucky you - I hope you get to eat lots and LOTS of her cooking!! It looks delicious!!

    Sarahx

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  29. Thank you for sharing your lovely post at Potpourri Friday!

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  30. What spectacular cookies and what a great opportunity you had! How fun. She is gorgeous and has such a fun flair in her style, her home and her artistic cookies.

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  31. Love her kitchen and those cookies are gorgeous...not sure I could bring myself the eat one. Hope all is well with you.

    Jermaine

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