Jennifer works with multiple mediums, copper, fabric, paper, and leather. First sculpture was with clay, now she sculpts with copper. She draws inspiration from the Cherokee Nation in which she is a proud citizen and from her cousins of the Otoe-Missouri Tribe. She is a member of the Muskogee Art Guild, Muskogee’s Red Wagon Society and lives in Founders’ Place where history and art merge.

A woman holding a black award with a red ribbon that reads 'Second Place'. She is wearing glasses, a pearl necklace, and a white sweater with decorative trim. She stands next to a painting on a wooden easel in what appears to be an indoor art exhibit or competition.