![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhi3amlrBBdtvv-7yA7sDDNzuB-HI3Nq6saqeBxiyN5O9ZABnH_kie0zkLM8qwkoPruuJsItK4NhN7cpoEO-XphBclzftcU1qQqaCiAh4ncZs5HkYgO_Q-qag31lv0TPa36IYjA/s320/ornament%5B1%5D.jpg)
Suzanne Pickett designed and painted an ornament to represent the Timucuan> > Preserve and Kingsley Plantation. She also attended the special artists’> > reception at the White House. The ornament features portraits of the> > buildings, crops, and the enslaved people who labored at the plantation.> > Her inspiration came from historical photographs and the natural> > environment. Suzanne Pickett, a Florida native, owns her own art firm.> > People and nature are her inspiration, and she carries that into her own> > unique art style. Ms. Pickett is president of the Jacksonville Consortium of African American Artists, whose goal is to foster an environment that> > encourages African American arts and artists to flourish and succeed in > > the> > business of art. She has also worked on several projects with the > > Preserve. "Good job Suzanne"