Alison Jardine is a British artist living and working in Dallas, Texas, whose artwork encompasses new media, sculpture and painting. Alison's interest in painting on the iPad began in 2010 when she made a drawing every day for 365 consecutive days, sharing them on social media. Since then, she has participated in digital projects such as live painting at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, illustrated a book, and made iPad drawings for the cultural events surrounding the 2012 Olympics. Alison regularly writes and speaks about art, including at the Dallas Museum of Art, discussing art and technology.

Her work has been exhibited across the country including Dallas, New York, and San Francisco, and is represented in Dallas by Erin Cluley Gallery. She studied at the University of London (Bachelor of Arts), University of Texas at Dallas (ATEC), and the College of Visual Art & Design (CVAD) at University of North Texas (MFA, Painting and Drawing), and currently teaches drawing and painting at the University of North Texas.