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.

A few details help me begin well. You can share who the portrait is for, what feeling or story you want to hold, any colors or themes you love, and whether you have photos, recordings, or a video call in mind. Then I can guide you from there.

Yes. You can begin with a song, a sound, or a feeling. I use that starting point to shape color, movement, and mood, so the portrait reflects the energy behind it. It is a thoughtful way to turn something heard or felt into something seen.

Yes. Family and group portraits are welcome. You can share a little about the people involved, the relationships you want to honor, and the feeling you want the piece to carry. The result is shaped to reflect your shared light, not just your faces.

Yes. You can send photos, recordings, or meet by video call, depending on what feels easiest for you. Each option gives me a fuller sense of your presence, so the portrait can reflect more than appearance. It can hold expression, energy, and connection.