Jessica Supple is a digital artist whose work explores emotion, memory, and imagination through color, light, and texture. Her most recent collection, Nostalgic Light, captures the hazy glow and retro depth of color combinations that evoke both comfort and curiosity a feeling of being suspended somewhere between past and future.

Guided by intuition rather than structure, Jessica’s creative process has evolved from control to flow. Each piece is a visual expression of emotion and thought, translated through light and texture into bold statement works that remain deeply personal. She experiments relentlessly with color — testing and layering hues until she finds combinations that pop, stir, and shift the viewer’s mood.

Originally from Ireland, Jessica draws inspiration from the country’s wild, natural landscapes and organic movement, infusing that sense of rhythm and freedom into her digital work. Her time working for the National Gallery of Ireland gave her deep knowledge and inspiration for finding her own voice. Her art often merges nature, science, and space — elements that invite reflection on time, existence, and the edges of imagination.

Whether a piece feels grounded in nostalgia or charged with futuristic energy, Jessica’s goal remains the same: to create art that makes people feel — to spark curiosity, connection, and a sense of timeless wonder.