JME Pool’s work is a mixture of thoughts, memories and moral commentary surrounding the child and childhood. This centres on the idea of primordial evil and weather we are born with this evil inherent within us. Elements of humour and symbolism are an important aspect of JME’s work. Humor works to sorten the moral commentary and develop recourse.

One theme that is often apparent is that of the feeling of isolation during adolescence. This is reflected in the appearance of rarely more than one figure in each work.

Although people often see the darker side in JME’s work, it is not all gloom. The characters still have an element of cuteness. The term "Spooky-cute" has been coined to describe her work (Sally Brown- Rave Magazine). Additionally the feeling of hope is always present be it in an image of a bluebird or that of the hope being present in the character eyes. The feeling is never too far away.

Having studied art at the Berkenboom Technical Institute in Belgium, JME has been exhibiting her oils and pastels for many years. Her art is held in private collections in Australia, Belgium and the USA.

JME has participated in numerous exhibitions, was Featured Artist ar the Nundah Art Prize and is a finallist for the 2006 Artforce Awards. Additionally, her work has been published in various magazines and is soon to be featured nationally on a postcard and cd sleave.