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Art, Jewelry & Gemstones | DoodlepunkArt

Art, gemstones & stories for fiercely creative souls

Welcome to DoodlepunkArt.

This is where I explore creative expression, the strange magic of crystals, and the messy art of figuring out life as we go — sometimes hilariously.

I write about rock and mineral science and symbolism, rockhounding adventures, creativity as medicine, and what happens when a fiercely neurodivergent brain collides with real life.

You’ll find gemstone guides, true stories, inspiration, art, and jewelry born as talismans: pieces created to bring comfort, spark joy, and honor the natural beauty already there.

If you love rocks, art, and making meaning out of chaos… you’ll fit right in.

Enter The Rabbit Hole

A finely detailed, hand-painted editorial illustration in deep blue indigo ink. A contemplative person stands before a massive abstract wall that stretches infinitely in all directions, symbolizing emotional barriers. An opening in the wall glows softly, representing breakthrough and emotional resolution. A subtle, muted color palette. Editorial illustration, artistic, sophisticated.

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Hi, I’m Jen, the artist behind DoodlepunkArt, where art meets heart. My creations blend healing, self-expression, humor and joy. From handcrafted gemstone jewelry to whimsical print-on-demand art pieces, every piece carries a story and a bit of magic. Inspired by nature, lifelong creativity, and my journey of healing, I design each piece with meticulous care and love from my scenic studio in Union, WA. Let my art be a source of comfort and inspiration in your life.

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Ever heard of diorite? This happened to me. Facebook has become the place where people poop out the worst of humanity Here’s what I’m working on right now. They aren’t finished. I still need to do the patina & polish. Which pair do you like best? Number one, two or three? What else is an old Rockhound to do on a rainy day but sing an ode to her favorite treat. Here’s a snippet of my rendition of Tom Waits’ “Chocolate Jesus.” Cheers! Do u recognize this lil’ o’ lady?