54th National Exhibition Dreamweavers

JOYE DeGOEDE JACK’S OUTSTANDING IN HIS FIELD

Jack rabbits are frequently on my favorite Arizona hiking trails. It is comical when they lower their ears to hide. Lowered ears really mean they are relaxed and trying to keep cool. Their ears up indicates curiosity or on alert. I can’t resist painting the sunlight showing through their ears!

20” x 16” — Oil $4,800

JOYE DeGOEDE • WAOW Associate • AZ • www.joyesart.com Joye DeGoede is the artist behind the original “JoyEful Party Animals”®. Her works juxtapose reality with fantasy, inspiring the viewer to see the fun in the mundane and the vast opportunities for joy in our everyday world. Joye, says “I love painting the surrealistic mixture of animals imitating human habits and in their natural habitat.” DeGoede is a juried member of several professional organizations and her works have been featured in multiple shows, corporate and private collections across the U.S. and abroad.

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