The artist
Abigail
Jernigan
A painter of light and devotion, working from life and from faith. Her art is a way to serve, to celebrate, and to point toward something higher.
“She taught me more than how to paint. She taught me how to use art to serve, to uplift others, and to share the light of Christ.”
Abigail started creating art as a little girl alongside her grandmother, an incredible oil painter. Those early hours at the easel shaped not just her technique but her reason for making anything at all.
Today she works across oils, watercolor, graphite, digital, stained glass, and murals. Her subjects move between portraits, landscapes, wildlife, and sacred scenes, always reaching for visual storytelling that reflects faith and belonging.
She has studied under Dan Wilson, Jenedy Paige, and Jolynn Forman, and served a mission for her church in California, an experience that continues to shape the heart of her work.
- Mediums
- Oil, watercolor, graphite, digital, stained glass, murals
- Subjects
- Portraits, landscapes, wildlife, sacred art
- Studied under
- Dan Wilson, Jenedy Paige, Jolynn Forman
- Faith
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints