Juliana, via Twitter:
i just opened a new online art shop in case you are interested in checking out/acquiring any of my drawings on paper.. here is where it is:
Juliana has various handmade works of art for sale at Etsy:
https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/JulianaHatfieldArt
She says on Twitter that part of the sales money will go to community animal rescue shelters.
An updated collection of Juliana's art including images inspired by the US presidential election is now on auction at ebay for the next week:
ebay.com/cln/hatf_juli/Original-artwork-by-Juliana-Hatfield-April-2017/395662134013
Juliana is selling "small number of customized (ink-embellished) Polaroid self portraits onto canvas" via her website.
There are 12 designs to choose from, available for $100 USD each including postage.
Check them out at Juliana's official site.
Juliana is auctioning more of her art right now on eBay.
Among the collection is this "Self-Portrait with Katy Perry's Body" - different from the portrait of the same title auctioned last summer.
There's also Liz Phair and Pamela Anderson as other subjects in this style.
The auction ends on July 11, 2015.
gotta move out of my apt. into a smaller space & so i'm going to unload a bunch of my paintings on ebay starting tonight to help clear out
— Juliana Hatfield (@julianahatfield) August 10, 2014
Self-Portrait With Katy Perry's Body pic.twitter.com/CZLJWRI5rb
— Juliana Hatfield (@julianahatfield) August 10, 2014
12 of Juliana's paintings are now for sale on eBay.
UPDATE - Aug 19, 2014 MOAR:
there are a few new paintings and a drawing of mine up for auction here: http://t.co/2vBxOfxzCi
— Juliana Hatfield (@julianahatfield) August 19, 2014
UPDATE - July 1, 2015 - there's another auction with a further Katy Perry piece.
Juliana:
Painting requires more concentration and more time. It’s quieter, obviously, and more solitary. Painting hurts my brain in a way that music theory does—I’m forced to think about what I’m trying to do, and why, and how. Physically, they feel different, too— playing music can be a cathartic release whereas when I’m painting, I’m usually in a state of heightened anxiety the whole time.
Juliana has shared three of her paintings in an article at Paste which also features the work of 22 other musicians.
Check my new avatar - courtesy of the gifted @julianahatfield!
— John P. Strohm (@johnpstrohm) May 31, 2012
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Juliana:
If I could afford to, I would just paint for the foreseeable future. It’s the way I saw music before. I only wanted to do that. Now I want to paint. That is probably going to sound so pretentious coming from someone who’s been a musician. It’s weird, no one even knows I’m doing this school. None of my quote unquote fans knows that I’m in school. I haven’t really told anyone.
Juliana is interviewed by Middle Mojo - a site focusing on "what happens when creative people get older and older people get creative."
Juliana goes on to indicate that the proceeds from There's Always Another Girl were intended, in part, to fund art school.
The interview also covers why she has previously found it difficult to fulfil her wish to quit performing live, and how her art is proving a different form of expression to her music:
It’s going to be interesting to see. I am starting to see some of the themes from my music in some of my paintings. It’s not really planned, it’s just sort of happening. Look at my past few album covers. It’s naked parts of my body. And I’m painting stuff like that. Body parts with no heads. Fake boobs. I’ve always had these issues with my identity, anxiety about my femininity. I never felt I really expressed it the way I wanted to with music. This is just another way to work through some of the issues I have.
The music side isn't being neglected though. If you've been following Juliana on Twitter in recent days she has, amongst other topics such as complaining about her Wikipedia image (now changed), indicated that new tunes are forthcoming:
that was too many tweets& i'm sorry& & i have to get back to work now but THANK YOU ALL for EMO & TECH SUPPORT and new album coming soon
— Juliana Hatfield (@julianahatfield) January 8, 2012
Fans of Juliana's art might be interested to see some of the work she produced as a child. She's posted some examples today over at her official blog.
An example of Juliana's art. View this picture in higher res and a whole bunch more on Juliana's official blog.