Jayne Reid Jackson is an artist/printmaker concentrating on intaglio techniques that require drawing and painting skills. This led her to mezzotint, a technique that is being rediscovered among printmakers for it's subtle tone and its nontoxic process. Jayne is entirely self-taught in mezzotint and her work is known worldwide and has been invited into numerous national and international print exhibitions, invitationals and collections.

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Her prints use primarily the still life as a vehicle to study how simple objects can create mystery and visual poetry. By manipulating the shadows and reflections of the objects and their surroundings, Jayne records her vision of what is special about everyday things.