jana rayne macdonald

Hm, even that closeup doesn’t do a good job of proving that these are paintings – PAINTINGS!? This is the acrylic on canvas work of Canadian painter Jana Rayne MacDonald, from her series titled “Portraits”:

“We all speak many more languages than our mother tongue. Without conscious thought, we tell people how we feel and communicate who we are with facial expressions, gestures and, least appreciated but just as important, the language of clothing.  And the clothes we wear often speak first.”

I wonder what my pajamas are saying about me right now?






comments (7)

  1. Sue McArthur /// 12.07.2017 /// 9:23am

    my clothes are saying “I don’t care what you think” but I hope no one sees me wearing these old clothes at the same time! Amazing work.

  2. Axl /// 12.08.2017 /// 3:37pm

    Hope they don’t shrink in the wash đŸ˜‰

  3. Nancy Rose /// 12.09.2017 /// 4:38am

    Wow. These are so beautifully detailed I was sure they were photographs. Jana sure has captured the nuances of fabric and I hope these all find good homes.

  4. Anne Louise MacDonald /// 12.09.2017 /// 5:49am

    LOVE this artist’s use of the term ‘portraits’. Very insightful and emotional work.

    Also love your website. Clever, funny and creative

  5. poptropica /// 08.06.2025 /// 1:19am

    I absolutely love the creativity of Jana Rayne MacDonald! Her unique approach to storytelling brings to mind the adventures found in Poptropica, where imagination leads the way.

  6. Crazy Cattle 3D /// 10.08.2025 /// 11:28pm

    These “Portraits” are absolutely stunning! I’m captivated by MacDonald’s ability to capture so much personality through the details of clothing. It’s fascinating how she interprets the unspoken languages we all use. It makes me think about how even seemingly simple choices, like what we wear, can be so expressive. It kind of reminds me of some of the wild character designs you see in games like Crazy Cattle 3D – even the outfits tell a story! Amazing work.

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