TheAppWhispererAlways enjoying photography for both business and pleasure, MaryJane Sarvis discovered the IOS system of editing and shooting with an iPhone in 2010. Thus began a whole new investigation into color imagery.
Documenting the beauty of nature and Vermont, then editing to achieve the look of old oil paintings and textural color studies became a whole new fascination. She's now investigating more abstract and collage work which blend photos of her silk paintings with photographs and much more. She's also been guest lecturing and teaching in both the photography and fiber arts fields.
She has recently begun a new exploration into printing IPhoneography imagery on silks and bamboo fabrics for multiple uses. She plans on opening this possibility up to the mobile art community very soon.
MaryJane has exhibited at the LAMAF show in Los Angeles, Soho Digital Art Gallery, NYC., MOBILPIXATION - Unit 24 Gallery, Central London, UK Group show, Green Mountain College - Digital Regional, and several other upcoming shows and galleries
As well as an interview and published tutorials on The App Whisperer. 'Snow Crab Mist' was included in the article 'The Rise of Mobile Phone Photography' by Richard Gray in The Guardian, London.
Jennifer Bracewell is a mother and working artist living in the San Francisco Area. She is especially interested in portraiture and collaging, image transfers and multimedia experimentation.
Her images have been featured in all major mobile photography publications as well as in galleries worldwide.
We’re so delighted to publish the first ‘Fly On The Wall’ Column today by our two Columnists MaryJane Sarvis and Jennifer Bracewell. We announced this column last week, if you missed that, go here. ‘Fly On The Wall’ and it is a running dialogue between MaryJane and Jennifer discussing various aspects of living with mobile […]