As a sculptural painter, drywall mud with acrylic paint are primarily used to build three-dimensional forms on canvas. Up until mid-2023, Morgan’s art focused on raising awareness about mental health challenges among young girls and women. She was compelled to address issues like depression and its link to the rising suicide rates over recent years. Earlier paintings visually expressed this through colorful figures emerging from dark backgrounds that symbolize being lost in the darkness and wanting to be found.

Since her walk in Christ began, Morgan’s perspective shifted from the natural to the spiritual, and she saw clearly that the root of any crisis is a lack of hope. But hope can be restored. There’s a living hope given only through faith in Christ—one that leads to a renewal of the mind. Her paintings are a reflection of this shift.

2025

40” x 30” (click image to enlarge) Mixed Media

Title: Comfort

Read 2 Corinthians 1:3-4

2024

24” x 48” (click image to enlarge) Mixed Media

There is more to this painting than what meets the eye.

There’s a 5-part series of my creative process and the specific lessons I learned along with behind the scene photos.

Check it out here:

Title: Three Girls

Read Psalm 127:3

2023

48” x 36” (click image to enlarge) Mixed Media

Title: Wife and Mother

Read Genesis 2:24 | Matthew 19:4-6 | Proverbs 31:10-31 | Ephesians 5:22-25

2022

Title: Untitled

Read 1 Corinthians 3:5-9

24” x 24” (click image to enlarge) Mixed Media