Jenny Sanders is an outgoing artist with a breath of fresh air from the Blue Mountains.

Jenny was born in the mountains and has lived in the Penrith and Hawkesbury area most of her life. Jenny’s love affair with the Holden car goes back to her first car as a teenager which was a two-toned FB sedan purchased by her dad for her 18^th birthday. Next was an EH station wagon with which she used to tow her horse around, then a white Kingswood which would never say die, and went around Australia twice for someone else after Jenny thought it was due for retirement.

Jenny has been an artist all her life but only began painting Holden cars in 2005 after attending a Holden display day at Burwood in NSW, & taking a few photos of other Holden enthusiast’s classic beauties. She was requested to paint an FJ for it’s owner, other commissions followed, and in 2007 for the first time a selection of her paintings of Holdens owned by people Jenny has met in the various car clubs was collated for the first time in a calendar by Bartel Publishing.

The “Holden”an Australian Icons collection has been received with acclaim from Holden fans all over the country, so much so that some of the Holden Club members refer to Jenny as “Holden’s own Artist”.

Her passion for painting the Holden car has now been put on calendar again for 2008 with a new range of Holdens belonging to people that Jenny has met during her travels around the country shows. This time delving into the 60’s & 70’s with paintings of the sought after Chateau Mauve XU 1 Torana owned by Daniel Dupavillon (featured in the cars section of the Saturday Telegraph for the 40^th Anniversary of Torana’s in Australia) and the wonderful HX Sandman Panel Van.