Jasmine Veronique Artist

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Jasmine Veronique Artist

Emerging Fine Artist | Oil Painter | Artwork Commissions | Florals | Portraiture

22/05/2026

For a long time, I wasn’t sure if releasing prints felt right for my work.

Partly because I love the uniqueness of original paintings, but honestly also because I just never had the space in my brain to properly do it well. 😅

But while working so deeply on this current body of work for my upcoming solo exhibition, the timing suddenly felt right to finally introduce a small collection of Limited Edition Fine Art Prints.

This won’t be an “always available” thing. I really want these collections to feel special and intentional, so I’ll likely only release them once or twice a year.

Each print is being produced using beautiful archival materials, and every piece will be personally signed, embossed and checked by me before it leaves the studio.

I’m very excited to finally share more soon. ✨

If you’d like first access when the collection launches, you can join the waitlist via the link in my bio... ETA to release… 2 weeks!!

24/04/2026

‘Embers’ | oil on canvas | 122x61 cm

Finalist in the opening 8th of May 2026 - which I am so excited about!

This artwork began as a scene in full daylight - the reference photo I had taken was bright, saturated and high contrast. As I began working on it however I kept coming back to how this scene from the wallum could look at last light.

So I followed that curiosity and found my way around balancing intuition with my knowledge of compressed tone and chroma... in a hope to depict that time of day.
‘Embers’ is a result of leaning into intuition and trusting my skills so far to still hold the composition. Technically the light may not be 100% correct but I am pretty happy with it, and leaning into intuition felt so good… I will definitely be doing this more!

01/04/2026

Lately I’ve been reflecting on the wildflower artworks of 2025 as I work on a whole new wildflower collection for my solo at in July…

This oil painting of my favourite banksia - the Swamp banksia (Banksia robur) - was inspired by one particular banksia I came across in the Glass House Mountains National Park. It was stunning with a rich teal and magenta flower… two of my favourite colours… so of course I had to paint it!

Passage
Oil on canvas
101 x 76 cm
SOLD

20/02/2026

The prolific Yellow Prickly Moses (Acacia hubbardiana), found only in the coastal hinterland of South East Queensland - how lucky are we!

It’s one I return to often on Emu Mountain in Peregian, and forever one of my favourite wildflowers to paint. They look like a sea of stars when they flower in winter ✨✨

This artwork is one of many I will be exhibiting at in July - a new solo show bigger, bolder, and even more spectacular than last years!

Follow here or jump on my mailing list via my bio if youd love to see more. ☺️

01/01/2026

Feeling incredibly grateful looking back on 2025 - a year that asked me to grow, trust, and also remind me to have fun!

I created 47 original artworks this year, and 38 of them found homes with new and existing collectors across Australia, New Zealand, and the United States. 🌸

My first self-represented solo exhibition, The Dance of the Wildflowers, was a defining moment, plus a new studio space in Noosaville, new gallery relationships, three art fairs with and a year of Wildflowering through group exhibitions and Wildflowering by Design with

I loved my year as a teacher and student mentor at .co and was honoured to be the cover artist for IN Noosa magazine.

There were big foundations laid for what comes next: my next solo exhibition confirmed for July 2026 at Gympie Regional Gallery, and the beginning of my .ceramics collaboration - quietly building behind the scenes for a May 2026 launch.

None of this happens alone. Thank you to every collector, gallery, collaborator, mentor, framer, florist, friend, and every person who shared my work or believed in what I’m building! 😍

2026 feels like expansion: bigger canvases, deeper storytelling, new opportunities, and trusting the path ahead.

Here’s to what unfolds next! 🌿✨

02/10/2025

This October, I’m proud to be part of Pretty in Pink - a month-long exhibition and fundraising auction at in support of the 🌸

The McGrath Foundation was co-founded by Australian cricketer Glenn McGrath in honour of his late wife, Jane, after her battle with breast cancer. Now in its 20th year, the Foundation funds over 300 Cancer Care Nurses across Australia, providing free, life-changing support to individuals and families going through cancer.

I had the pleasure of meeting Glenn at the launch last year, and it makes supporting this cause even more meaningful for me.

More than 45 artists have generously donated artworks for the exhibition - including my piece A Love Song, which you can bid on throughout October.

✨ Opening Night: Friday 3 October, 5pm
✨ Finale Auction Evening: Friday 31 October, 5pm (with live online auction closing at 7pm)

👉 Bid on ‘A Love Song’ via link in my bio

Together, we can use art to make an impact. 💕

01/05/2025

This Friday at .ceramics come and hang out at the Makers Market from 4pm - 7pm!

I recently hired a studio space at Kim Wallace Ceramics and it has been one of the best things I have done for my art practice (no more kitchen table painting sessions!).

Tomorrow night I will have my studio setup, some available artworks, and will be painting live - come and say hello!

I’ll be showcasing my space amongst 30 other stall holders including fellow Wildflowering by Design artist Megan of .designs and the wonderful We’ll be having a great time, so don’t miss it. 😊💃🍸

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Sunshine Coast, QLD
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http://www.JasmineVeronique.art/

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