Abstract painting with pink, turquoise, lime, and black movement

Original art by Jennifer Maud

Color in motion.

Intuitive abstract paintings that begin with a feeling and find their own form. Explore expressive originals and work made just for you.

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Selected paintings

The work

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Fluid acrylic on mineral paper

For the Love of Iris, violet and blue iris emerging from cream and gold — For the Love of Iris9 × 12 in. · Ask for price

Swimming Titans, turquoise forms moving through pearl and sand — Swimming Titans9 × 12 in. · Ask for price

The Meek, flowing red, violet, and pearl forms with a figure emerging — The Meek9 × 12 in. · $350 · Available

Wings, flowing gold, cream and dark feather-like forms — Wings9 × 12 in. · Ask for price

Abstract American flag painted in red, white, and blue over a gold field — Never Forget · 9/11 Tribute8.3 × 11.7 in. · $250 · Available

Canvas and figurative work

Pathway, a winding path through a pink and green garden — Pathway11 × 14 in. · Ask for price

Black Cat Magic, an abstract dark cat emerging through red, gold, and blue — Black Cat Magic8 × 10 in. · $425 · Available

Her Resilience, expressive portrait in blue and violet — Her ResiliencePortrait · Ask for price

Dolly Up, full portrait in rose pink and soft cream, shown on its easel — Dolly UpOriginal · $1,280 · Available

For the latest availability or a shipping quote, message Jennifer directly. Prices are shown whenever confirmed.

Close view of an expressive abstract painting

Made for your space

A painting that feels like yours.

We can begin with a color, a memory, a subject, or the feeling you want in a room. I create expressive abstracts and more recognizable subjects, with room for your ideas and my intuitive process.

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Commission process

Original art, made just for you.

Each artwork is individually handmade to order in Georgia, U.S.A., using high-flow fluid acrylics, watercolors, textures, and other mixed media. Choose a size or share what you have in mind, and I’ll personally follow up to talk through your idea.

Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks, depending on scheduling and current workload. I’ll confirm an estimated completion and shipping date with you.

What happens next

From first idea to finished piece

Step 01

Send your request

Tell me about your idea, preferred size, colors, subject, or the feeling you want the painting to bring to your space.

Step 02

Confirm the details

I’ll be in touch personally to confirm the artwork, final dimensions, price, and estimated completion and shipping dates.

Step 03

Approve the draft

Once we agree on the details, I’ll send an invoice for a 50% deposit and prepare a draft for your approval. I’ll begin the final artwork after you approve it.

Step 04

Receive your artwork

I’ll send you an image of the completed piece before the remaining balance is due. Shipping is included in the final cost. Once work on the final piece begins, the deposit is non-refundable.

Each commission is made to order, and availability is limited. Final dimensions and price are confirmed with you before an invoice is sent.

Commission request

What are you imagining?

Complete the form to tell me a little about your commission. I’ll follow up personally to talk through your idea and confirm the next steps.

Jennifer in her studio, with colorful paintings around her — In the studio

Meet the artist

Jennifer Maud

I rarely know exactly what I’ll paint when I begin. I follow the color, movement, and texture until something new appears.

Some paintings are fully abstract. In others, a figure or familiar shape emerges along the way. I love leaving space for people to find their own connection to a piece.

I also make commissioned work, from expressive abstracts to more recognizable subjects, shaped with each collector. We can start with a feeling, a color, a memory, or a beloved pet.

Originals & commissions

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