I took a picture of Dylan, as a child, looking out the window of his Grandmother’s house. I painted it because I always thought the photo just looked like a painting.
This was painted from a picture that was taken in Morocco by a friend who thought it might have been part of a religious ceremony. The reflections of the people in the water were very cool to paint.
This was painted from a picture a friend took of a marketplace in Morocco. I found the contrast interesting between the old and the new, and also the light streaming through the top of the picture was challenging to paint.
This is a scene I drove by so many times until one day I took a picture and eventually painted it. Thank God I took the picture when the sun was playing with all the different textures.
This site documents the artistic works of Jeanne Cashman, an active photorealism painter for the past thirty years. Jeanne is the recipient of various awards and recognitions for her oil and digital creations. Artistblip.com will archive her paintings and drawings, as well as highlight original items available for purchase.