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Welcome to
Loose Animals
Art & Design
Pictured at left is the Roche-a-Cri River.
One of the last remaining outposts of wild
Wisconsin and home to Loose Animals
Art
& Design
featuring the art of Jay Jocham.
Here the smell of pine permeates your
senses and refreshes your being. Roche-a-Cri –
“crying rocks” – the sound of swiftly moving water over
sand, gravel, and fallen timber.
For residents and visitors, it is a chance
to catch a breath of fresh air and a moment of solitude. For
anglers, it is a fine place to soak a fly. For artists, it
represents moments of
clarity where brushstrokes of color sway to
the tempo of the spring-fed current.
Slow down. Contemplate the wildlife art and
photography. Enjoy the environmentally-friendly graphic design.
If you like what you see, please let us know. The next showing
of Jay’s art is scheduled for Spring, 2009, but many art
projects are initiated by private commission.
Thank you for visiting our site.
Loose Animals Art & Design
Hancock, Wisconsin
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Copyright © 2008 Loose
Animals Art & Design
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Jay Jocham presents a painting of a
Whooping Crane to Dan Peterson of the Necedah National Wildlife
Refuge on December 11, 2007.
