Jade Robertson is a print textile designer. She works by hand on silk screens, whilst large pieces of art are usually done digitally. These are limited edition pieces. Influenced by nature, textures and tones, flowers, leaves, the sea, landscapes, people in motion, cityscapes, birds in flight and animals. To explore vibrant color and composition are very important to her and her work, and by creating fluidity and movement they come to life.

Jade Robertson was born in the UK, January 1976. Since she was a little girl Jade has been intrigued by anything very beautiful or she sees beauty in what others may view as incredibly ugly! At the age of three, Jade made regular early morning visits to study the drain outside her parents Victorian house. She would kneel for hours fascinated by its patterns, lost in her own world. Little has changed and pattern, texture, form and color are still major influences in her life and work.

Completing her degree in London and shortly afterwards moving to New York to pursue a print textile design career. Jade lived there for eleven years and designed for many textile design print studios, she continues to do so. Jade has a commercial eye and yet maintains a very individual look which has sold her work to fashion houses ranging from Armani and Calvin Klein to Victoria's Secret, Kmart, Billabong, Jupa and Esprit to name a few.

Jade continues to design for clients, her greatest joy is to develop huge print pieces on canvas or digitally printed sheer fabrics and to experiment with various painting styles for murals. This is where she can really go to town and exploit her unique and much loved style, exploring vibrant colors and form, using the fusion of the million ideas that buzz around her head. To date she has had three shows in New York and Brooklyn, all of which were received very well, selling work to local and international collectors alike.

Jade now resides in Vieques, Puerto Rico, seeking inspiration from her current surroundings, the sea, sky, flora and fauna.