In rich shades of red, hues of blue, pale greens, a virtual sea of colours, the painting seem to exist in a vein similar to both workings of Georgia O'Keeffee and Mark Rothko. Strange as that comparison may seem given the vast differences between those two painters: Dahlia's collection many of the painting depict the same abstract shape - half womb - reminiscent of the womanly sensuality infused in Georgia O'Keeffee's paintings. Dahlia's abstract painting quality is worthy of Rothko.

The paint covers the canvas in explosion of colours so bright they stand as proof that Dahlia has spent much of her life in her native home Jamaica. Dahlia's collection of 2006 follows various themes, base on the ocean, sun and earth. She is inspired by her inner life: her brush strokes are not controlled but instinctual. Her technique may best be described as honest emotion.

Dahlia graduated both from the New York School of Interior Design and the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. She currently resides in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.

Dahlia Jones to launch product line in Cayman Grand Cayman.... on September 28th, 2007, Dahlia was featured in the Cayman Net News. She discusses her new product launch in Grand Cayman.

Dahlia Jones to sell product line at Kirk Home Center Grand Cayman.... October 29th, 2007 advertisment in the Cayman Net News.

Dahlia hosts first Jamaican Exhibition Kingston.... on Saturday 24 June 2006, Dahlia "Nikki" Jones hosted her first Jamaican art exhibition at 5 South Hopefield, Kingston 6. This showing, entitled "Dahlia's Collection of Paintings", consists of over forty works of art.