About Jeanne!
Illustrator and painter Jeanne Seagle brings Jack to life through her talented hand. A graduate of the Memphis College of Art, Jeanne’s career has been dedicated to her craft.
Named a Fellow of the Virginia Center for Creative Arts in 2003, Jeanne completed her painting residency at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in 2007 and has illustrated a number of children’s books. Her work in Mickey and the Golom by Steve Stern has been selected for “One Hundred Years of Jewish Children’s Illustration” at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst, Massachusetts.
Having lost her own mother to cancer, Jeanne knows firsthand the importance of talking about cancer and was excited to collaborate with Selene. Jeanne lives and works in Memphis, Tennessee.
Illustrator and painter Jeanne Seagle brings Jack to life through her talented hand. A graduate of the Memphis College of Art, Jeanne’s career has been dedicated to her craft.
Named a Fellow of the Virginia Center for Creative Arts in 2003, Jeanne completed her painting residency at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in 2007 and has illustrated a number of children’s books. Her work in Mickey and the Golom by Steve Stern has been selected for “One Hundred Years of Jewish Children’s Illustration” at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst, Massachusetts.
Having lost her own mother to cancer, Jeanne knows firsthand the importance of talking about cancer and was excited to collaborate with Selene. Jeanne lives and works in Memphis, Tennessee.