Meredith Moss Art

Our stories often get buried by time before anyone asks.
I listen and turn what I hear into art — because every story deserves to be told.

After decades of living and working at a fast pace, I’ve found that making art offers something rare — a place to slow down and notice what truly matters. That’s what I want art to offer you, too: a chance to pause, reflect on the life you’ve lived, and see the people and moments that shaped it held in something lasting.

I work with people in a season of looking back — grieving a loss, marking a milestone, or simply feeling that quiet pull to hold onto what matters before it fades. Much of my inspiration comes directly from the stories you trust me with — of connection, legacy, and love. What you walk away with is more than a piece of art; it’s that memory, made lasting.

While some artists focus only on their own vision, I’m drawn to commissioned work — collaborations that invite me to see through someone else’s eyes, to feel the emotion behind a moment or a milestone. A beloved pet, a cherished person, a meaningful time in life: whatever you bring me, you’ll see your own story reflected back with care and authenticity.

The medium I choose — pencil, pastel, watercolor, or oil — depends on the emotion your piece needs to convey. Whatever the medium, my goal is the same: art that brings you joy, comfort, and, when it’s needed most, healing.

Every commission starts with a conversation — not a form. We’ll talk about the story behind it: the person, the pet, or the place, and the occasion that’s bringing it to life. From there, we find what fits — the right size for your wall, a medium suited to the feeling it should carry, and a scope that feels comfortable for you. My goal is a piece that fits in every way: emotionally, aesthetically, and practically — not just artistically.

Curious what that could look like for you?

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

“I just love this so much!! Words can’t describe the emotions I feel each time I look at it. You did an amazing job. I couldn’t be more pleased with the outcome. The whole experience from start to finish was wonderful. I love how you kept me up to date each step of the way. It was so worth doing, and I am so glad you were able to make this happen for me. Thank you so much!” ~ GS

Recent Blog Posts

America the Beautiful: The Stories Behind the Paintings

A 619-year-old oak. A canyon carved by deep time. And a field full of cows hiding a secret. The stories behind three paintings for America the Beautiful.

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Lion, Tiger, and Bear: Oh My!

A lion who flew JetBlue. A tiger waiting in the wings. And a painting my mother made when she was twelve. Some still lifes are really portraits of something else entirely.

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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

A hometown is more than a place you grew up. Sometimes it’s a building that’s been quietly holding a community’s history together. Two watercolors, one small Virginia town.

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