Audrey began her career as a calligrapher producing a line of elegant, framed prints suitable for giving as gifts of all of life’s most treasured occasions. You can find the Audrey Jeanne’s Expressions Framed Print Line at her Zazzle Art Print Website: http://www.zazzle.com/audreyjeannesprints* We currently are developing the product line there.  If there is a particular print you are interested in please email us and we’ll work at getting it up at that store or we are able to produce matted prints only (no frames), locally.

Audrey’s entire career has involved weddings, marriages and babies.  Her new Invitation and Stationery store at Zazzle is filled with designs she’s created for the most special occasions in our lives.  The link for that store is: http://www.zazzle.com/audreyjeanne*

For those that love digital crafting and jewelry making she has a store at Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/shop/AudreyJeanneRoberts

Professionally, Audrey Jeanne has gained national recognition for her elegant, vibrant watercolors and gouache that are often combined with original heart-touching sentiments. She mixes sophisticated backgrounds and patterns, intricate borders and bold central images to create a wide variety of collections. Each collection is graphically prepared for ease of use in product development.

Always growing and changing as an artist and product designer, Audrey Jeanne strives to create art that is recognizable as her own unique style and yet is delightfully unpredictable … keeping pace with the ever-changing trends and market environment. A few of Audrey Jeanne’s licensors include Manual Woodworkers and Weavers, Fabric Editions (quilt fabrics), Fabritech (woman’s shirts), Brownlow (gourmet food products and recipe books), Leanin Tree (greeting cards), Cottage Garden Collections (music boxes and framed wall art), Marion Heath, Tweel Home Fashions and many more.

The contact information for Licensing Audrey Jeanne’s Expressions is: http://www.mhslicensing.com

Email contact: audrey (at sign) audreyjeannesblog (dot)com   We put this in this format due to companies that harvest email addresses for spam.  Simply put the text together as a standard email.