Our abstract portraits capture not just your appearance but your essence and personality, inspired by Jen's synesthesia and artistic vision.
Yes, Jen can use a recording to capture the essence and personality of your grandma, translating it into a beautiful abstract portrait.
You can begin with the inquiry form on the website. I review your request, then I reach out to talk through your vision, preferences, and timing. From there, I guide you through the next steps, calmly and clearly.
Yes, you can schedule a preliminary conversation with Jen to discuss your ideas and expectations before the formal interview process begins.
I set the timeline based on the size, detail, and the conversation behind your piece. After I review your request, I share an estimated schedule so you know what to expect. I keep the process steady and transparent.
You can send a few details to help me begin: who the portrait is for, any photo or recording you want to share, and the feeling, colors, or song that matters to you. If you already have a timing or size in mind, you can include that too. From there, I will guide you through the next step.
Yes. That is one of my favorite starting points. I can use a song, a sound, or a feeling as the spark for the piece, then translate that energy into color and shape in a way that feels personal and alive.
Yes. I love creating portraits that hold a family’s shared energy, love, and connection. I can work from a conversation, and when helpful, I can also use photos or other reference material to shape the piece.
