Biography
Lisa Jablonski Clark is a self-described expressive surrealist and fantasy painter from Tucson, Arizona currently living in San Francisco, CA. She has her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Arizona with a focus on painting, with extensive experience in drawing media, watercolor, oils, & acrylic, and completed her MA in Art Education from the University of Nebraska, Kearney. Lisa also has her K-12 education certification in California, and has experience with children ages 5 to 18 in both the public school system (15 years teaching 7th-12th grade) as well as a variety of summer, extra-curricular, and enrichment art programs. Courses taught include digital photography, 2D art, 3D art, beginning ceramics, Advanced Art, and AP Art & Design.
Lisa's true calling and love in life is teaching the importance of integrating the arts into everyday life and challenging all students, not just those who are considered artistically talented, to perform works of art, create their own works, and respond to works of art and the ideas they impart. She is also committed to anti-racist arts education and fighting for equity and representation across the arts curriculum
The subjects for Lisa's paintings often come from a strong interest and fascination with the natural world, supernatural, fantastic, anatomical, mythological and paranormal in combination with emotions and experiences from her everyday life. Lisa has been an avid fan of science fiction and fantasy since she was a child, and incorporates many of those elements into her artwork. Currently, Lisa is working on a series of paintings depicting her personal experiences with the effects of COVID in combination with astronomy. She is also learning lapidary and to wire wrap stones and create one of a kind jewelry.
Prints and originals of Lisa's artwork can be purchased at or by contacting the artist directly via the Contact page.
PLEASE NOTE: Some images contain nudity and/or mature themes. Please view at your discretion as you navigate this website.
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