Jenn Falcon grew up in Worcester, MA and is a graduate of Pratt Institute. She has also lived in New York, Arizona, California, and other parts of Massachusetts. In 2009, she received a grant from the Worcester Arts Council, and in 2011, completed an Artist in Residence Program at Petrified Forest National Park.
She teaches art to children at Worcester Art Museum, and has taught at the Shemer Art Center in Phoenix, the Randall Children’s Museum in San Francisco, and in public schools.
Her artwork consists of 2-dimensional colored pencil drawings and paintings, mixed media, plus paper engineering for pop-ups, and photos. Subjects include colors, nature, animals, and patterns both real and imaginary. National Parks are precious places to her and she has created images of more than 25 national, tribal and state parks/forests/reserves/monuments, as well as municipal and private places.