Jennifer Guajardo is a multidisciplinary artist whose art is internationally known, collected, and most recognized for her original detailed wildlife conservation-inspired art. Living in Cypress, Texas with her 3 children and husband - near her hometown, Houston - Jennifer has been creating original wildlife art since 2011. She graduated from American InterContinental University in 2006 with a Graphic Design degree. She was recently awarded 1st place in the Functional Art Division in the TAEA Member Art Show and her art has been seen in the Houston Chronicle for conservation efforts. She has also created a wide range of custom art, sustainable art, mixed media, and visual artworks including her best-known conservation-inspired seahorse design on a trash barrel that is helping conservation efforts at Galveston, TX.

Website: jenniferguajardoart.com

Phone: (346) 704-0622

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