Meredith Moss Art

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Meredith Moss

After spending decades living and working a fast-paced, intense lifestyle, I find my art creates an oasis allowing me to rest, relax, and rejuvenate my soul. It redirects my attention to the unique beauty in everyday life. With my eye for detail, I enjoy capturing these special moments to share with others.

While many artists prefer to focus on their own visions, I value creating commissioned art. This work invigorates me as these pieces provide an opportunity to see the world through the eyes of someone else. A near insatiable inquisitive nature and thirst for knowledge is what feeds me as an artist and, as an individual.

I work from life as well as photographs. My process begins with finding a concept that “speaks to me.” If I have an idea but no photo references, I enjoy taking my own pictures. For each image, my media is chosen depending on the effect I want to create. In many cases I will combine media. During the past few years I have focused primarily on dry media such as pencils and pastels, but I’m enjoying expanding my ability to create art through various painting techniques, especially watercolors and oil.

For my clients, my goal is a final creation that results in happiness, joy, and when appropriate, healing.

Any Way You Slice It – Color Magazine’s 22nd Annual Show – Honorable Mention in Advanced Category

“The judges were stunned when they learned the entry was not a photograph.
The level of precision is amazing!”

First Place announcement for “Darn It!”

Project Enhancement Corporation’s Annual Art Show

Blog

A selection of paints and the types of pigments and binders used to create them.

Why do colored pencil drawings look like oil paintings?

Learn about the fundamental similarities and differences among artist materials and why colored pencil drawings can look like oil paintings.

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New Website Launched!

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Rich Memories

The story behind the creation of Rich Memories — a true family heirloom.

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