Jennifer Bloomer • Artist, Activist, Facilitator •

Free coloring pages! So many new followers here! Thank you for appreciating my art and work. I thought I’d make sure you all know that I have a resources tab on my website with free coloring page downloads and classes etc. I do my best to make art accessible to all! And if you’re in a position to support- check out the online store or subscribe to my newsletter. All links are in my bio but if you drop an emoji I can DM you the direct links. Thanks for being here! ❤️

Painting murals is one of my absolute favorite parts of my job. Creating spaces that people gravitate to and that feel welcoming and meaningful feels like magic. I have just ONE more spots for a mural commission for summer/fall 2026. DM me if you want to chat more. Photos by the extremely talented @lilagrayphotography of the mural I did at @preservedgoods (no, I don’t usually smile as I paint, only when I know someone is taking my picture 😂)

Tuesday I got to be part of a beautiful event at @thekey_pr space with @cocreatework It was such a powerful gathering of insightful, creative leaders- which is what we need right now in the world! We had an impactful discussion about how to use AI to support all the good things about humans, we painted and co-created this colorful mural, and ate some delicious bites- all in the span of 3 hours! Bringing art to spaces where good people are gathering in my happy place. ☀️

Today is my birthday and I’m sitting in this moment filled with awe and gratitude. ✨ So many synchronicities and moments had to happen to get to this beautiful event. I’m so proud of @cocreatework and all the people who have trusted us and collaborated with us. I’m not saying this from the top of any mountain. We have a long way to go. But I am a big believer in celebrating every win every step of the way. I am forever grateful to our team @vanessa_s_arias @sparhawk_adventures , my business partner @chloeandersen__ our extended support team @b.b.g.m and @maddiemacncheese1 . Our co-creators for this wonderful event @goal_keypr of @thekey_pr and @radicistudios , our esteemed panelists - @rtulshyan and Allison Vendt of Dropbox and all the guests who joined us. Their leadership and willingness to imagine something different in startups and enterprises, in small businesses, and even in tbd vc world is the reason we do the work we do. If you are new here, this is what we mean by co-creation. Let’s continue to build what’s next. ✨ Art led by the brilliant @radicistudios and co-created everyone in these photos!

Mixing paint for next Tuesday’s event in SF! I’m so excited to partner with @cocreatework and @thekey_pr and be in community with a group of inspiring people leaders. There are a few spots still available so DM me if you’re interested in attending. Here’s to human centered work in the age of AI! 🌱

Before the Women’s March in 2017 I had never attended a significant march, or rally, strike or protest. I had thought of myself as political, and actively engaged in “making the world a better place.” but that March dropped me to a whole different level. Being among those thousands of people all those years ago, ignited something in me. It put forth a vision for how I could be less alone and live a life with more integrity and community. It felt so good, it pushed me to be so much more courageous and go so much deeper with my own understanding and actions than I ever would have otherwise. We all need to feel part of something bigger, to make the more courageous choices, to take the risks that are going to be asked of all of us to stand for the world as we wish it to be. So here is the new limited edition print in the We Gather series. It’s called We March and is inspired by all the marches that have helped us find our voices and our places in the struggle for freedom for all. Happy May everyone. Here’s to solidarity. Here’s to showing up. There are only 28 of prints available, signed and numbered. Printed in warm brown and sky blue on striking red paper, this print is as bold on the wall as the message it carries. Drop and emoji for the direct link.

My helper organizing We Gather cards for tomorrow’s Gilman District Street Fair! Sunday 10-5pm- I’ll be on 4th street between Gilman and Camelia. Come by and say hi!

🌱NEW PRINT! 🌱 We Commune, depicts a figure resting in a circle of trees — wind and birds circling above — a reminder that we are part of something much bigger than ourselves. Printed in deep greens and turquoise on rich forest-green paper, this print carries a quiet reassurance. Hang it somewhere you need to remember that you are held, even on the hardest days. This is a limited edition of just 30 hand-pulled screen prints. Once they’re gone, they’re gone. Drop an emoji for a direct link or find it in my bio. 🌱 Thanks for supporting my small shop!

So grateful for my neighbors who organize and bring their shade tents and make hot dogs for the masses. So grateful to work with @davidsolnit on this design and to get to make art in community on a beautiful day. Here’s to showing up for and with each other. Dignity and Human Rights for ALL. ❤️

Tearing apart people’s lives and the land is so quick. It’s the opposite of building which takes time, creativity, trust, and insight. So as the world groans with destruction, I’m paying extra attention to the builders who remind us about the beauty of what the world can become. A couple of months ago I got an opportunity to collaborate on a piece about teens building a playground for other kids with an inspiring builder in my community- Emily Pilloton-Lam of @_girlsgarage . Emily shares that: “At Girls Garage, we often say that building is bonding. To gather together as young people, drills and saws in hand, isn’t just about power tools, it’s about our own power. We raise walls, shape space, and imagine futures that include and represent more womxn, people of color, and people across the entire gender spectrum. Building the world we want to see together is our greatest source of hope and physical embodiment of joy.” A limited edition of just 24 of these hand screen printed pieces are now available in the shop. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to @_girlsgarage Drop an emoji or comment, and I’ll send you a direct link. Here’s to the builders. 🛠️🪚❤️

NEW ARTWORK: “Community Roots” by @radicistudios . Now available for purchase, proceeds go to @revloveproject —link in bio I want you all to see what I saw on the ground in Minneapolis— In response to every act of brutality by ICE, ordinary people risk themselves to witness, protect, and help one another. And with every act of care, those roots grew deeper and stronger — creating a powerful network of care. This is love in action. It is our most powerful resistance to authoritarianism. And it is the blueprint Minnesota has given us. I asked @radicistudios to capture this blueprint for all of us. Look at the art closely. Above the surface: a community holding food, flowers, and each other, facing masked armed agents. And below — roots. Vivid, living roots connecting and powering every person in that web of care. Do you see Liam wearing a little blue bunny hat? Five-year-old Liam was used as bait in Minneapolis to lure his father into an arrest. The outcry was immediate and relentless. And because of that pressure, a court ordered Liam and his father released and returned home. Even when our loved ones are arrested, detained, and deported, our roots connect us. Those bonds of love are not broken. That love is what this administration cannot see, cannot understand, and cannot defeat. Look even deeper — beneath the agents’ feet, small buds. A seed planted, a possibility of redemption. Revolutionary Love leaves no one outside the circle. People on the ground in Minneapolis told me: Take the blueprint of love-in-action and build that network of care where you are. ICE is now buying giant warehouses in cities across the U.S. to turn into detention centers. This is a time of preparation. Where do you see yourself in this artwork? What is your role? How can you enact that role now, right where you are? Liam is home — because we refused to look away. Many children are not. 3,800 children have been detained since this administration took power. As long as there are children and families who keep us, our job is to stay in the labor. 🔗 Purchase the print — link in bio

We teach kids to use their words when they get upset- not to hit or hurt each other- to work it out... while those in power drop bombs and kill children without remorse. Each life precious. Each life someone’s whole world. 175 children at a school. Other stories we never hear about because they don’t make the headlines. 💔 Stop the Killing. Stop the Bombs. No WAR!