Hi...I'm Beatrix Jahn, called Trixi by my friends.
I live in a small town outside of Nuremberg, Germany.
When I was a child, my father motivated me to draw...he was very creative, and you could say he layed the "seed" for my passion.
When I was 8-14 yrs. old, I lived in San Francisco, and there my cousine, Delia Pacheco, influenced me with her love of painting. She always took time to show me how to do it...and gave me some basics, to make a horse look like a horse. (Today she is not only my cousine, but also one of my BEST friends!)
Over the years I dabbled a bit, mostly with pencil and charcoal.
In 2002-3 I had a "productive" time, in which I also started with watercolors.
Then I took a 5 year break...I was burned out and empty. It really made me sad and I just couldn't find the spark to "put out new works".
This year (2008) the fire started to burn inside again, and I started with acrylics early October.
I'm still experimenting with it and learning with each painting that Im doing. Im really enjoying it.
I hope you enjoy my art as much as I do.
Trixi
I live in a small town outside of Nuremberg, Germany.
When I was a child, my father motivated me to draw...he was very creative, and you could say he layed the "seed" for my passion.
When I was 8-14 yrs. old, I lived in San Francisco, and there my cousine, Delia Pacheco, influenced me with her love of painting. She always took time to show me how to do it...and gave me some basics, to make a horse look like a horse. (Today she is not only my cousine, but also one of my BEST friends!)
Over the years I dabbled a bit, mostly with pencil and charcoal.
In 2002-3 I had a "productive" time, in which I also started with watercolors.
Then I took a 5 year break...I was burned out and empty. It really made me sad and I just couldn't find the spark to "put out new works".
This year (2008) the fire started to burn inside again, and I started with acrylics early October.
I'm still experimenting with it and learning with each painting that Im doing. Im really enjoying it.
I hope you enjoy my art as much as I do.
Trixi
Here's why I'm making this page
I made the page to share it with my friends, family and the world!I would also like to motivate others to try it out. You would be surprised of all that is hidden within you!
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- TrixiJahn TrixiJahn Nov 4, 2009 @ 9:24 am | in reply to ChapelHillFiddler
- Thanks so much!!! Im glad you enjoyed it. My cousin Delia Pacheco pointed out your lens to me. Due to all the time I spend with my art, I dont have time to do Squidoo any more. Thanks to Delia I got a chance to see yours! Totally enjoed it!
All the best to you from Germany,
Trixi
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- ChapelHillFiddler ChapelHillFiddler Nov 4, 2009 @ 9:19 am
- Lovely! They're like stained glass. I just featured the hamsot on this lens on MY hamsa lens. Best of luck to you!
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- Dec 6, 2008 @ 5:16 pm
- Wonderful artwork!
LizzyJean
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- dtbs dtbs Nov 14, 2008 @ 10:21 am
- beautiful art and interesting lens! thanks for sharing this info! please check mine out at----------------> Kava Kava.
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- AndyPo AndyPo Nov 12, 2008 @ 10:51 am
- Excellent lens and of course the art too. I'm hoping to do more drawing now I have more time on my hands (not working much at the moment) although I have never been much good with paint, but I might experiment again.
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- poddys poddys Nov 11, 2008 @ 6:59 pm
- I love your artwork, very good. I'm pleased you decided to join Squidoo and hope you enjoy it here. Also pleased that the Chef and Squidster found you. We have people from so many different countries, so it's good to know you are not alone in being from Germany. 5***** and I look forward to many more lenses.
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- Jesi Jesi Nov 8, 2008 @ 6:06 am
- Very nice, attractive and eye-catching art pictures are there in your lense. I love that kinda art but unfortunately i could not learn in my childhood about it something because lake of some resources. Any how I really love this lense, 5 * frm Room AC
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- OhMe OhMe Nov 3, 2008 @ 11:20 am
- Hi, Welcome to Squidoo. It is really a lot of fun. Thank you for visiting my Old Photos lens. I love your art especially your Poppy. Really enjoyed your lens and look forward to seeing many more.
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- Tiddledeewinks Tiddledeewinks Nov 2, 2008 @ 5:43 pm
- Such bright and happy colors.I wish I could paint, but I sew and do Squidoo!
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- chefkeem chefkeem Nov 2, 2008 @ 4:47 pm
- Ja, da schau her - die Trixie is auch hier! Hi, Trixie! Welcome to Squidoo!
Lensmaster Squidster sent me over to say hello and to check you out. It's so great that we Germans find each other here on this wonderful site. Alles Gute fuer Deine Zukunft hier!
Achim (Chef Keem)
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Im Beatrix Jahn, called Trixi by family and friends. Im German, was born in 1947 in Dresden, lived in San Francisco, Calif. for 6 yrs., and since 1962... (more)
