Contributor post by Tracy Castro of Fair Morning Blue


Today I am thrilled to give you a glimpse into Fisterra Studio, workshop of local Austin artist, Jennifer Chenoweth. Jennifer’s choices of media are fearlessly diverse – from straightforward pen and ink drawings to elaborate oil on canvas paintings - from cast concrete sculpture to oil with charcoal on plasma cut aluminum. Jennifer approaches her art with the inquisitiveness of a philosopher; her pieces evolve from an ongoing conversation, often translating a given image from a drawing to a paper cut-out, to a plasma cut aluminum sculpture and sometimes back again.





Jennifer Chenoweth’s home and studio have been a part of the East Austin Studio Tour, an annual self-guided walking tour of East Austin’s creative community every year since its beginning in 2003.



Talented and courageous as an artist, Jennifer also has a good mind for business. She offers workshops on financials for creatives – including entrepreneurship, bookkeeping, record keeping, tax prep and financial management.


Jennifer’s latest creative business endeavor is Generous Art, a curated online gallery helping artists find an audience while supporting the community by donating 40% of all purchase prices to local charity.




Tracy Castro - a designer and rural Texas Panhandle native - has called Austin home for the last sixteen years. Tracy's new design venture, Fair Morning Blue, features seasonal cards, hand-stamped textiles, and whatever other whimsies come into her head and heart. Find Tracy on her blog, facebook, or twitter.