Jennie produces linocut prints in colour and black and white. Her work is influenced largely by the urban environment, with the familiar, patterns, colour and repetitions, the way space is taken up, and an interest in architecture. Having lived in the local area for the past 20 years this has been an influence on much of work with many recognisable scenes from London, Richmond-upon-Thames and the Hampton areas.

She left full time secretarial work at Channel Four Television in1997 to undertake a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Richmond upon Thames College. She went on to take a degree in Fine Art Printmaking at Croydon College and then to Wimbledon School of Art where she gained a Masters Degree in 2002. During the next few years she continued to work part time for Channel Four while developing her print work. At the beginning of 2005 she made the decision to pursue a full time art career. Two short contracts as a college print technician followed which was an invaluable experience in developing her knowledge of printmaking. During this time she purchased a Victorian printing press and set up her own studio space.

Jennie is involved with the Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington where she enjoys running workshops several times a year to introduce the relief printmaking process to adults. She also undertakes front of house duties there during events and fairs.

Her work can be seen in a number of galleries and she exhibits regularly with Richmond Printmakers as well as showing work at art fairs including at the Landmark Arts Centre, The Untitled Artists Fair in Chelsea, the Urban Art Fair in Brixton and Printfest in Cumbria.