*My Callie and the Cardinal* is a new acrylic painting that explores the quiet dialogue between interior warmth and the stillness of a snow-covered landscape outside. Through a window divided into six panes, the scene presents a layered composition that balances calm and color with thoughtful restraint. Outside, a winter panorama unfolds: snow blankets the ground and clings to the branches of trees, extending toward a distant mountain softened by the cold light. The subtle va

On December 9th, the Cheyenne Rotary Club hosted a heartwarming Christmas party that blended holiday cheer with artistic flair—and I had the joy of leading a painting class that brought smiles, laughter, and a splash of color to the celebration. 🎨 Painting Class Highlights The room buzzed with energy as attendees gathered around tables covered in festive tablecloths, each equipped with palettes, brushes, and canvases. From abstract swirls to serene landscapes, every particip

*Winter’s Quiet Watch* is an intimate acrylic painting, measuring 8 by 8 inches, that invites viewers to experience a tranquil moment where the interior’s warmth coexists with the hush of a winter landscape outside. Framed by a wooden window divided into six panes, the scene captures the contrast between the icy stillness of snow-covered evergreens and a small, living presence nearby. Outside, the landscape is composed in a restrained palette of whites and grays, carefully la

*A Wyoming Landscape* is an 11 by 14-inch acrylic painting that reflects a place close to my heart: Saddlestring, Wyoming. This work captures the quiet rhythm of an autumn day in the countryside, a scene shaped by memory and lived experience rather than imagination alone. The painting features a gently rolling hill bathed in warm, golden-brown tones, the landscape marked by clusters of dark trees and brush that provide contrast and depth. A winding road leads through the fore

Step aside, Monet—there’s a new muse in town, and it’s furry, four-legged, and fond of carrots. Introducing Furry Muses: The Art of Guinea Pigs , a 2026 calendar that celebrates the cozy charm and unexpected creativity of our favorite pocket-sized companions. This delightful calendar is more than just a way to keep track of the days—it’s a visual journey into a world where guinea pigs don berets, wield paintbrushes, and pose like seasoned models. Each month features original

*Gazing Through the Starry Veil* is an 11 by 14-inch acrylic painting that explores a distinctive intersection between a timeless artistic style and an unexpected subject. Drawing inspiration from the swirling energy of Van Gogh’s “Starry Night,” this piece presents a richly textured night sky alive with deep blues and glowing stars, central to which is the quiet presence of a guinea pig. The composition balances vibrant movement and stillness: dynamic brushstrokes create an

*Callie in the Window* is a compact yet evocative painting that centers on a moment of quiet companionship. Measuring 10 by 10 inches and rendered in acrylic, the artwork draws you into an intimate scene where a small guinea pig named Callie rests calmly on a dark surface just inside a window. This simple subject anchors the composition with a gentle presence, inviting a closer look at the familiar comfort of home. The window serves as a frame not only for the animal but also

Hello and welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. I’m Jill Farrington, a Fort Collins-based artist and community organizer. This space is a reflection of everything I love—painting scenes inspired by nature, architecture, and memory; organizing inclusive events; and sharing creativity that uplifts and connects. What’s Happening Now First Friday Art Walk — A Joyful Success! Thank you to everyone who stopped by during the First Friday Art Walk! It was a beautiful evening filled with