Painting by Jennifer Malone 94 Artworks Sold

Dragon keeper

Watercolour, Paper (Requires Framing)

30cm (W) x 42cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$280

Artwork Description

Dragons, revered in many cultures, symbolise strength, wisdom, and the elemental forces of nature. They are often seen as guardians of treasures and ancient knowledge, embodying both destructive power and protective instincts. The witch keeper, with her mastery of magic and the arcane, represents intuition, transformation, and the ability to harness the unseen forces of the universe. Together, they create a powerful image of balance and harmony between raw power and mystical wisdom. This artwork beautifully intertwines these symbols, inviting you to explore the depths of imagination and the enchanting world of magic and myth.

Artist Bio

Jen Malone, working under the artist name Magic Coco, is a Sydney-based mixed-media artist known for her distinctive, unconventional animals and richly imagined interiors.

Working primarily with watercolour, acrylic, ink and mixed media, Jen creates paintings that sit somewhere between the familiar and the wonderfully strange. Horses stretch across star-covered rugs, dogs take possession of beautifully designed rooms, birds appear where they probably shouldn’t, and everyday domestic spaces become slightly magical.

At the heart of Jen’s work is character. Her animals are deliberately imperfect, expressive and often a little awkward — creatures with their own personalities rather than polished representations. Bold colour, simplified forms, hand-drawn marks and unexpected details give the work its unmistakable Magic Coco language.

Jen’s creative practice also extends to ceramics, and she regularly works from the ceramics studio at Western Sydney University’s Hawkesbury campus. Her experience across painting, drawing, sculpture and clay continues to influence the strong shapes and tactile quality of her work.

Magic Coco is about finding beauty, humour and a little magic in the imperfect. Each work is intended to feel like its own small world — strange, joyful and completely individual.