Jane Lillico Art

After five years of living on an unmarked culdesac; off an unmarked street, and after explaining how to find me a million times in English and Spanish, I decided to do something about it. I finally got around to painting signs for the street corner; and have arranged with the maintenance manager at the condo on the corner to mount these on the edge of their carport. It’s a small contribution to my neighbourhood which I hope will help all of my neighbours.

Spectacular sunrise over the sea of cortez. What a gorgeous day. We are blessed to be here.

Love this incredible artist and his reverse technique. Truly brilliant

Revitalizing and repairing a beautiful headboard this summer. It’s been a journey but really starting to come together. #janelillicoart

One of my current projects is the restoration of a termite eaten headboard. With the help of Fernando Montes, here is the transformation. #janelillicoart

Food can be so much fun. Never boring!

Check out these highly advanced technologies which have been repressed and hidden from the masses for decades.

Bountiful lime harvest Sunday gratitude in Baja

Eating beautiful colourful food is great support for immunity. #art2eat #janelillicoart

Andoni Bastarrika is a genius sand sculpture artist. Look at some of his amazing beach masterpieces

Excited and honoured to be included in a Zoom interview with Mycah on Mic this coming Thursday. August 6th at 10:30 am. We’ll be talking about art inspiration during the lockdown and more. Details below.

Challenge accepted Amy Hachey & Katarina Mikulic

Today is Day 5 of the Artist Challenge. I was nominated by Donna MacDonald Bereska, childhood friend, bank Vice President, sister, mom, wife, and so much more, to show a new piece every day for 10 days. No explanation, just a photo. Transforming kind of an ugly chair into a tolerable roommate. Here’s more steps on how to make it happen: