Sarah Jane Lapp is an American artist. She also likes to make people laugh.

Over the last twenty-five years she has made images for stage, page, screen, and bean,
producing essay-films, hand-drawn animations, short plays, jigsaw puzzles, music videos,
telematic productions, anti-fascist greeting cards, and photovoltaic solar installations.
Two very funny Minnesotans spawned SJL and sent her to earn a B.A in Playwriting at
Brown University before she moved even farther east as Fulbright Scholar at Filmova a
Televizni Fakulta Academie Muzickych Umeni (FAMU) in Prague. She apprenticed at
Studio Bratri v Triku and completed her MFA from the Department of Filmmaking at the
School of the Art Institute of Chicago. After a brief stint in NYC typing for R.O.
Blechman and Wall Street tycoons alike, Ms. Lapp spent the next eight years in Seattle,
vending her drawings at Pike Place Market, contributing editorial cartoons to the Hearst
daily, Seattle Post-Intelligence (RIP!), and producing animations, primarily for social
justice and arts-dedicated entities.

I coach citizens of all ages, but especially those learned souls working on the next chapter of their lives who are looking to release new energies into the universe.