Meredith Moss Art

I create art for those who cherish meaningful memories—
helping them honor loved ones, celebrate life’s milestones,
and share their stories.

After decades of living and working at a fast pace, I’ve found that making art offers something rare and essential—an oasis. It’s where I can rest, reflect, and reconnect with what matters most. Creating art helps me notice the quiet beauty in everyday life, and it allows me to help others do the same.

I create art for those who cherish meaningful memories—helping them honor loved ones, celebrate milestones, and preserve their life stories. Much of my inspiration comes directly from the people I work with. I’m deeply moved by the stories they share—of connection, legacy, and love—and I see it as a privilege to translate those memories into lasting, tangible works of art.

While some artists focus solely on their own vision, I’m especially drawn to commissioned work. These collaborations invite me to see through someone else’s eyes—to feel the emotion behind a moment, a memory, or a milestone—and to create something that reflects their story with care and authenticity. Whether it’s remembering a beloved pet, capturing the essence of a cherished person, or marking a meaningful time in life, I approach each piece as both artist and storyteller.

The medium I choose—whether pencil, pastel, watercolor, or oil—depends on the emotion and message each piece needs to convey. My goal is always the same: to create art that brings joy, comfort, and—when it’s needed most—healing.

A portrait of a father and his young daughter drawn in colored pencil.

Blog

America the Beautiful: The Stories Behind the Paintings

When Creative Brush Fine Art Studios and Gallery announced its America the Beautiful exhibit — a juried show celebrating America’s 250th birthday, with the goal…

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Lion, Tiger, and Bear: Oh My!

Inspiration (In the Studio from March 2026 Newsletter) In keeping with the lion theme, I thought I’d share something quietly unfolding in the background. I…

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Watercolor painting of an old car dealership in Haymarket, Virginia which is a stone building with blue accents. In the front of the building there are 2 doors, 2 windows, and 3 garage bays (one boarded up). The curved steel roof has some rust and is topped with a chimney and antenna.

Everyone’s Hometown

Inspiration Most people believe creativity is at its best when an artist has no constraints. I disagree. Restrictions force a different way of thinking. And,…

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