San Francisco based artist, Gwen Pryor (b.1989) uses drones to capture new perspectives and compositions for her oil paintings. Her paintings make the viewer reconsider familiar seascapes by showing them an aerial and abstracted perspective. She is passionate about oceanic preservation and hopes her art will inspire viewers to protect the environment. She studied art at Skidmore College.

We usually get some great feedback from readers about the art we are so fortunate to feature in NUNUM, but J.E., when your work was on the cover the response went to another level. Could you give us a little background on where these images came from?

These pieces were created in summer 2019 during a 2 week trip to Iceland. Each piece is 9x12 inches. The medium is watercolor & pen. 

issue of NUNUM with a reflective look at the kind of love the world would do well having more of with her piece Still.

Recently Jenn was kind enough to sit down we us and yes everyone knows by now what our first question for her was. 

Bret Crowle gave the first issue of 2020 a jolt with her flash back of a piece Shock Therapy. The art work we were lucky enough to blend it came from Steven Ostrowski and what these two wonderful artists ended up producing was something beyond even our wildest expectations. 

We were lucky enough to get a chance for a little Q & A with Bret, and naturally you know what we asked her to get things going.

of the year with something we'd been waiting a very long time to give to our readers. We were lucky enough to get a little time with Jeff and by now you know the first thing I asked him.
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Jeff, what was the first book you remember picking and reading by yourself?