Jacqueline Perry Jewelry started as a 22 year old Indiana University Student going to school to be an K-12 Art Teacher decided spontaneously to just follow her bliss and start producing art. Jacqueline student taught metalsmithing and jewelry design, fiber arts, and ceramics at Bloomington North High School as well as at Colina Azul Escuela in Atenas, Costa Rica. After returning to the U.S., she quickly moved to Denver, Colorado and started teaching elementary art at 2 schools in Aurora, Colorado. When her career that she had been planning her whole life around did not meet her expectations, she took the plunge and left her stable job to live the life she wanted, allowing her to make art. She is currently teaching youth and teen art courses at the Indianapolis Art Center as well as pursuing her art when she is not constructing her tiny house on wheels. Her skills include: Metalsmithing and Jewelry Design Painting Drawing Ceramics Fiber Arts (needle felting, cloth dying, sewing) Wood Sculpture Construction Other creative odd jobs
