About the Artist

Jennifer Frith is an encourager who happens to be an artist.  

She guides, supports, and encourages creatives to discover their God-given worth so that they are empowered to live a good life. Having long been inspired by her love of animals, a playful spirit, and sources of hope and encouragement, she believes that animals are the best encouragers.  

Jennifer is a published children's book illustrator whose work includes The Rabbit Who Wished He Could Fly, The Lost Squirrel, and Maggie Likes Monster Trucks.  Her books can be found on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.  

She has also been featured in the following publications:

• Montco Magazine        

• Art Journaling Magazine

• Artfully Carin

• Ann Voskamp 

• HeART Journaling Magazine

• TonicARTistry

Jennifer shares her artwork for the sheer joy it brings to herself and her loved ones. Her hope is to help make the world a brighter place.  She creates vibrant animal portraits, sketchbook pages, gratitude journals, art prints, and freelance illustrations.  She also enjoys encouraging other artists on her blog where she regularly shares her art tips and adventures. 

Jennifer's favorite materials are her trusty pencils, sketchbook, and tin of watercolors.  She resides at her home in Pennsylvania with her rescue cat named Thanos and plans to one day adopt a Bulldog.

Come and connect with her on Instagram, Pinterest, and her newsletter. 

JENNIFER BELIEVES

Animals have a lot to teach us about being human.

Courage is not the absence of fear.

Laughter is the best medicine.

People matter.

Kindness matters.

Art is healing.

Journaling is therapeutic.

Today is a gift. (Embrace it.)

Brokenness can lead to beauty. (Let it.)

You are worth the world.