Commissioning a personalized painting is a journey. It begins with a spark of inspiration and unfolds into a unique piece of art that holds meaning and memory. Yet, one of the first questions that often arises is about cost. How do you figure out what to expect? What factors influence the price? I find that understanding the process and the elements involved helps me appreciate the value behind the numbers. Let’s explore this together. Understanding the Painting Commission Pr

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When I first encountered the work of Jujubeegees, I was drawn in by the quiet power of the abstract portraits. They are not just images; they are stories told through color, shape, and emotion. Behind these captivating pieces is Jen, a local Austin art visionary whose gentle approach to creativity invites us to see ourselves and our loved ones in a new light. Jen’s art is more than decoration. It is a bridge to empathy, connection, and joy. Through her workshops and portraits

Many people first encounter my work in public spaces — on stage, in libraries, cafés, or through High Light, Human Light , where I paint people live while listening to their stories. Those moments are shared by design. They’re meant to invite reflection, recognition, and a sense of shared humanity. But the heart of the work — the listening — is the same whether it happens in front of an audience or in a quiet, private setting. Public projects allow me to explore how listening

People often assume abstract portraiture is best suited for individuals — something deeply personal, inward, quiet. But families are where this work often becomes most powerful. When I paint a family, I’m not trying to capture everyone at their best angle or freeze a single shared moment. I’m listening for the dynamics between you — how voices overlap, how energy moves, who holds space, who brings levity, who anchors the room. Families are layered by nature. Abstract portrait

I don’t begin portraits by asking how you want to look, I ask you to tell me about yourself. Then I listen. I listen to how you speak, where your voice softens, where it speeds up, where it holds. I listen for joy, hesitation, humor, grief, pride — not to label them, but to feel their shape. Listening is not passive in this process. It’s an act of care. When I paint, I’m not trying to capture a moment or a likeness. I’m translating presence — the emotional light that comes t

Commissioning an abstract portrait is not a one-day transaction — it’s a short creative journey we take together. Here’s what the process looks like, step by step, so you know exactly what to expect and when. 1. Booking & Deposit Once we agree to work together, I’ll send a simple agreement and a link to submit your deposit. This reserves your spot in my schedule and allows me to begin preparing for your portrait experience. Nothing begins until the deposit is received — this

People often ask what it actually means to commission an abstract portrait — especially if they’ve never commissioned art before. So I wanted to share a little about how this works, and what you can expect. It starts with a conversation When someone commissions a portrait with me, we begin with a conversation. This can happen in person or virtually. I ask gentle questions, listen closely, and pay attention to what feels important — not just what’s said, but how it’s said. The