My work is unique in that it is considered “art-to-wear".   My pieces create a “statement“. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind that often takes months to complete. I am inspired by simple objects of nature, semi-precious stones, pearls, rare antiques, and the challenge of creating something unexpected from the most simple of elements.

The necklace on my home page was selected in a international juried competition and was featured in the book: Bedazzaled: Where Beads and Inspiration Meet.  www.beadazzled.net/new.html

My embellished lingerie was featured in the Jan/Feb, 2007 AND Jan/Feb, 2009 issues of "Belle Armoire Magazine"   (http://www.stampington.com/html/ba_jf07.html)

My first solo exhibit was held during November and December, 2008 in Long Beach, CA

NEW!!!!!!!
Solo Exhibit currently on display:    SEPTEMBER 1, 2011 - SEPTEMBER 30, 2011
 
Press Release:
The Long Beach Public Library's Main Library welcomes a selection of jewelry and beadwork by artist Janeen Walker.  Ms. Walker's one-of-a kind pieces often take months to complete.  During the month of September, 2011 come to the Library during open hours to experience these intricate works of art in our plaza level display cases.
 
The Long Beach Public Library Main Library is located at
101 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach, CA.  For More information please call 562-570-7500 or online at www.lbpl.org
 
"Juried" into the Annapolis Arts & Crafts Festival in Annapolis, MD
Event dates June 11 - 12, 2011
For more information about the festival click on the link below:
 
"Juried" into "The Pasadena Bead and Design Show and Exhibit"
January 14 - January 17, 2010 in Pasadena, CA
For more information about this nationally known show click on this link:
 
 
My beaded embroidery includes embellished lingerie sets, jackets, shirts, pants, and purses.
I will also custom-design and embellish clothing as well as make elaborate neckpieces and jewelry upon request.

 

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 Janeen Walker DesignsLong Beach, CA562-901-3961
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