All artworks are measured in inches.
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COMMISSIONING WORK
My artwork is created to glorify God and to point hearts toward the truth, hope, and beauty found in Jesus Christ. Through each drawing/painting, I seek to visually express the timeless message of Scripture, capturing moments of faith, redemption, worship, and God's presence in our everyday lives. My work is created for believers who desire meaningful, Christ-centered art that encourages their faith, as well as for those who may be searching for hope and are drawn to the gospel through visual storytelling. It is my prayer that every piece serves as more than decoration—that it becomes a reminder of God's love, a source of encouragement, and an invitation to reflect on His eternal promises.
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Commissioned Artwork
Commissioned artwork is available on a limited basis. Following a stroke, I have chosen to take on commissions at a slower and more manageable pace, allowing me to give each artwork the time and attention it deserves.
I generally accept one commission at a time, and all requests are reviewed before being accepted. Completion times will vary depending on the size and complexity of the artwork.
If you are interested in commissioning an original work, please submit an inquiry with a description of what you have in mind. There is no obligation to purchase simply by submitting an inquiry.
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You can use any of the media options below to commission your artwork.
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Size / Price
| Small Works | |
| 5 × 7 in. | $300 – $600 |
| 8 × 10 in. | $800 – $1,200 |
| 9 × 12 in. | $2,000 – $3,000 |
Medium Works | |
| 16 × 20 in. | $3,500 – $5,000 |
| 18 × 24 in. | $6,000 – $8,000 |
Large Works | |
| 22 × 30 in. or larger | $10,000 – $15,000 |
As a Christian artist, my faith and values are an important part of my work.
I therefore reserve the right to respectfully decline any commission request that conflicts with my Christian beliefs or the values reflected in my artistic practice.
COLOR CHOICES
For works created in acrylic, watercolor or pastel,
you may choose any one of the color palettes shown below.
NEWS UPDATES
8/20/2026
Giclée prints of selected artworks will be available soon, offering a beautiful and affordable way to enjoy my work in your home. Each print will be professionally produced using high-quality archival materials to preserve the color, detail, and character of the original artwork. Join my mailing list to be notified when prints become available and to receive updates on new artwork and future releases.
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8/5/2026
For the past nine years, I have had the privilege of teaching art and helping students discover and develop their own creative abilities. Before becoming an art teacher, I worked as a graphic designer, where I gained valuable experience in visual communication, design principles, and creative problem-solving. Both careers have shaped my artistic journey, refining my skills while deepening my appreciation for the power of art to inspire, encourage, and connect with others.
After many rewarding years in education, I felt God leading me in a new direction. I decided to step away from teaching to devote myself fully to creating artwork that reflects my faith and the calling I believe He has placed on my life. Through my drawings, paintings and prints, I hope to share the beauty of God's love, the truth of His Word, and the hope found in Christ. It is my prayer that each piece will not only bring beauty into your home but also serve as a source of encouragement, peace, and inspiration for all who see it.
Small and Medium Galleries.
The Small and Medium Galleries will be opening soon, expanding the collection with additional works centered on Christian themes. These galleries will feature a diverse selection of artwork that reflects faith, hope, and biblical inspiration, offering pieces in a couple of styles and sizes. Whether you're looking for meaningful art for your home, church, or as a thoughtful gift, these upcoming collections will provide beautiful and inspiring options for every setting. May the Lord use it to strengthen the walk of believers.
COMMISSION
COMMISSIONED ARTWORK AGREEMENT
Thank you for considering a commissioned artwork by Nigel Morgan. Each commissioned piece is created personally and thoughtfully, with the goal of producing an original work of art that is meaningful to you and reflects the vision we discuss together.
This agreement outlines the details of the commission and helps ensure that both the artist and client have a clear understanding of the project.
1. CLIENT INFORMATION
Client Name: __________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________
Email: ________________________________________________
Phone: ________________________________________________
2. COMMISSION DETAILS
Description/Title of Artwork: _______________________________
Medium: _______________________________________________
Size: __________________________________________________
Framing: _______________________________________________
Reference Photograph(s) or Materials: _______________________
The artwork will be created according to the description and reference materials agreed upon by the artist and client. The artist will use professional artistic judgment in interpreting the subject matter, composition, color, and overall appearance of the finished work.
3. COMMISSION PRICE & PAYMENT
Total Commission Price: $________________
Deposit: $________________
Balance Due: $________________
A 50% deposit is required before work begins unless otherwise agreed upon in writing. The remaining balance is due upon completion and before the artwork is released or shipped to the client.
The deposit reserves the artist's time and materials for the project and is non-refundable once work has begun, except where otherwise agreed upon by both parties.
The artist will not be obligated to release the completed artwork until the balance has been paid in full.
4. COMPLETION TIME
The estimated completion date is:
Estimated Completion: _________________________________
Completion times may vary depending on the size and complexity of the artwork, the artist's current schedule, and the availability of necessary reference materials. The artist will make every reasonable effort to complete the work within the estimated timeframe.
If circumstances arise that substantially delay the commission, the client will be notified.
5. CHANGES & REVISIONS
The client may communicate reasonable preferences regarding the commissioned artwork before and during the creative process. Minor adjustments may be made when practical.
Because a commissioned artwork is an original artistic creation, the client understands that the finished piece may not be an exact reproduction of a photograph or reference image.
Significant changes requested after the artwork has been substantially completed may result in additional charges. Any additional costs will be discussed with and approved by the client before the additional work is performed.
6. FINAL APPROVAL
When the artwork is substantially completed, the artist may provide the client with a photograph of the finished piece for approval, when practical.
Once the artwork has been approved and the final payment has been received, substantial changes to the artwork will not normally be permitted.
7. SHIPPING & DELIVERY
Shipping or delivery costs are not included in the commission price unless specifically stated otherwise.
Shipping/Delivery Cost: $________________
The artwork will be packaged with reasonable care for delivery. Once the artwork has been shipped to the address provided by the client, the artist is not responsible for delays caused by the shipping carrier.
The client is responsible for providing an accurate delivery address.
8. CANCELLATION
If the client cancels the commission before work begins, the deposit may be refunded at the artist's discretion, less any materials or expenses already incurred.
If the client cancels after work has begun, the deposit will generally be retained to compensate the artist for time, materials, and work committed to the project. If substantial work has already been completed, the client may be responsible for additional costs corresponding to the work completed.
If the artist is unable to complete the commission for reasons within the artist's control, the artist will communicate with the client and, where appropriate, provide a refund for payments relating to work that has not been completed.
9. COPYRIGHT & OWNERSHIP
Upon full payment, the client becomes the owner of the physical original artwork, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Copyright and reproduction rights remain with the artist, Nigel Morgan. Purchasing the original artwork does not transfer the artist's copyright to the client.
The artist retains the right to photograph, reproduce, display, and use images of the commissioned artwork for purposes including, but not limited to, the artist's website, portfolio, exhibitions, social media, advertising, publications, and promotional materials.
The client may display the original artwork for personal enjoyment but may not reproduce, sell reproductions of, or commercially distribute images of the artwork without the artist's written permission.
10. REFERENCE MATERIALS
The client represents that they have permission to provide any photographs, images, or other reference materials used for the commission, or that such materials are their own.
The artist will not knowingly reproduce copyrighted material belonging to another person without appropriate permission.
11. ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION
The client understands that a commissioned artwork is an original creative work and that artistic interpretation is an important part of the process.
Differences in color, texture, composition, lighting, brushwork, or other artistic elements between a reference photograph and the finished artwork are to be expected and are not considered defects.
12. AGREEMENT
By signing below, both the client and artist acknowledge that they have read, understood, and agreed to the terms of this Commissioned Artwork Agreement.
Client Name: __________________________________________
Client Signature: _______________________________________
Date: _________________________________________________
Artist: Nigel Morgan
Artist Signature: ________________________________________
Date: _________________________________________________
A Personal Note
Thank you for trusting me with the creation of a work of art that is personal and meaningful to you. My desire is to approach each commission with care, creativity, and integrity, and I am grateful for the opportunity to create something that you and your family can enjoy for years to come.
INVOICE
NIGEL MORGAN ART
Original Artwork • Commissions • Fine Art Prints
INVOICE
Invoice #: [0001]
Invoice Date: [Month / Day / Year]
Payment Due: [Due Date]
FROM
Nigel Morgan
Nigel Morgan Art
[Business Address]
[City, State ZIP]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Website]
BILL TO
Client Name: [Client Name]
Address: [Client Address]
[City, State ZIP]
Email: [Client Email]
Phone: [Client Phone]
DESCRIPTION OF ARTWORK / SERVICES
| Description | Quantity | Price | Amount |
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| [Artwork / Commission Description] | 1 | $[0.00] | $[0.00] |
| [Additional Item or Service] | [1] | $[0.00] | $[0.00] |
| [Additional Item or Service] | [1] | $[0.00] | $[0.00] |
Subtotal: $[0.00]
Sales Tax: $[0.00]
Shipping / Delivery: $[0.00]
TOTAL DUE: $[0.00]
PAYMENT TERMS
Payment is due according to the terms stated above. For commissioned artwork, work will begin once the required deposit has been received.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the remaining balance is due upon completion of the artwork and before delivery or shipment.
Accepted payment methods:
- [Credit/Debit Card]
- [PayPal]
- [Venmo]
- [Check]
- [Other]
COMMISSIONED ARTWORK
For commissioned artwork, the client agrees that the artwork will be created according to the specifications discussed and approved by both parties. Changes requested after the artwork has been substantially completed may result in additional charges.
The original artwork remains the property of the artist until payment has been received in full.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, copyright and reproduction rights remain with the artist. Purchase of an original artwork does not automatically transfer copyright or reproduction rights to the client.
NOTES
[Add any special instructions, delivery information, framing details, commission specifications, or other notes.]
Thank you for supporting original art and the work of an independent artist.
Created with care by Nigel Morgan.
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NIGEL MORGAN ART
INVOICE
Invoice #: __________
Date: __________
Due Date: __________
BILL TO
Name: ______________________________
Email: ______________________________
Address: ____________________________
ARTWORK / SERVICES
| Description | Amount |
|---|---|
| ______________________________ | $________ |
| ______________________________ | $________ |
| ______________________________ | $________ |
Subtotal: $________
Shipping: $________
Tax: $________
TOTAL: $________
Payment Method: ______________________
NOTES
Thank you for supporting my artwork and small business.
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ORDERING PRINTS
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How to Order Your Print
Step 1 — Choose Your Artwork
Select the image you would like to have printed.
Step 2 — Find the Artwork Code
Locate the code number displayed below the artwork you have chosen.
Step 3 — Choose Your Print Size
Select the size of print you would like to purchase.
(In this case, I'm purchasing a 16x20 print of the image shown above.)
Step 4 — Create Your Order Code
Take the first number of the print size and add it to the artwork code number. This combined number becomes your order code.
Step 5 — Enter Your Order Code
Enter the newly created code in the Information Box when placing your order.
Step 6 — Complete Your Payment
Review your order and proceed with payment to complete your purchase.
Example:
If the artwork code is G3CH09 and you choose a 16 × 20 print, take the first number (16) of the print size and add it to the artwork code (G3CH09), creating your order code: G3CH09-16
(P) — This symbol indicates that the artwork is also available as a print.
FAQs
Artwork & Fine Art Prints
1. Are all the artworks on this website original?
Yes. All of the artwork featured on this website is created by me, Nigel Morgan, and includes my original drawings and paintings.
2. How can I tell if an artwork is available as a print?
Artwork available as a fine art print will be clearly marked with a (P). The (P) appears in the upper-left corner of the artwork, making it easy to identify which pieces are available as prints.
3. Will the colors of my artwork/print look exactly like they do on my screen?
While every effort is made to reproduce the colors of the original artwork as accurately as possible, slight variations may occur. Computer monitors, tablets, and phones are calibrated differently, so colors may appear slightly different from one screen to another. Your fine art print is professionally produced to provide beautiful, accurate color reproduction that closely reflects the original artwork.
4. What sizes are available for fine art prints?
Fine art prints are available in a variety of sizes to suit different spaces, needs, and budgets. Available sizes are:
5x7, 9x12, 12x16, 16x20, 18x24, 20x30, 30x40
5. What is a giclée fine art print?
A giclée print is a high-quality reproduction produced using professional fine art printing methods and pigment-based inks. This process captures the detail, tones, and character of the original artwork as faithfully as possible.
6. Are your prints limited edition or open edition?
My fine art prints are open edition, allowing me to make my artwork available to a wider audience at an affordable price without compromising on quality. While my prints are currently offered as open editions, I may choose to release select artworks as limited-edition prints in the future.
7. Do prints come framed or unframed?
Fine art prints are sold unframed, giving you the freedom to choose a frame that best complements your home, office, or personal space.
8. What type of paper are the prints made on?
Prints are produced on smooth, neutral-white matte paper designed for high-quality fine art reproduction. It provides excellent detail, color accuracy, and contrast and is acid-free for longer print life when used with pigment inks.
Textured Water Color Paper, (Epson Cold Press Bright White) - 340 gsm, 19 mil - archival:Ordering & Payment
9. How do I purchase an original artwork?
Original artworks priced at $3,500 or less can be purchased directly through the website. Simply scroll down beneath the artwork you wish to purchase and click the “Click Here to Purchase” link to complete your payment securely.
For original artworks priced above $3,500, please contact me directly before purchasing. This allows us to discuss important details such as shipping, delivery, insurance, and any other arrangements needed to ensure your artwork reaches you safely.
10. What payment methods do you accept?
Payments are securely processed through Stripe, which accepts most major credit and debit cards. Additional payment options may be available at checkout.
11. Is my payment information secure?
Yes. Payments are securely processed through Stripe. Your sensitive payment information is handled by the payment processor and is not stored directly on this website.
Shipping, Delivery & Returns
12. How long will it take to receive my artwork or print?
Delivery times vary depending on whether you are purchasing an original artwork or a fine art print. Please allow time for preparation, printing, packaging, and shipping.
13. How are fine art prints shipped?
Fine art prints are professionally produced, carefully packaged, and shipped directly to you by our fine art printing service. Prints up to 11 × 14 inches are packaged flat in a clear protective bag with a sturdy backing board and placed in a durable shipping mailer. Larger prints are carefully rolled with protective tissue and kraft paper, then securely packaged in a sturdy art shipping tube to help ensure they arrive safely and in excellent condition. CLICK HERE.
14. Do you ship throughout the United States?
Yes. Original artwork and fine art prints can be shipped throughout the United States. Shipping is free for original artworks and prints.
15. Do you offer international shipping?
International shipping may be available for certain orders. Please contact me before purchasing if you are outside the United States so that availability and shipping costs can be confirmed.
16. What should I do if my artwork or print arrives damaged?
Please contact me as soon as possible and include your order information along with clear photographs of the damaged artwork, print, and packaging. I will work with you to find an appropriate solution.
Because each original artwork is a one-of-a-kind piece, all sales are generally considered final. I encourage you to review the artwork details, dimensions, and images carefully before making your purchase. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me before ordering.
If your artwork arrives damaged, please contact me as soon as possible and provide photographs of the artwork and packaging so that I can work with you to resolve the issue.
Commissioned Artwork
18. Commissioned Artwork
Due to the effects of a stroke I experienced, I am currently limited in the amount of commissioned work I can take on. My health and schedule do not always allow me to commit to commissions or firm completion dates.
However, when time and circumstances permit, I may be able to accept select commission projects. If you are interested in having a piece created, please feel free to contact me with the details of your request. I will be happy to consider it and let you know whether I am able to take on the project.
Thank you for your understanding, patience, and continued support of my work.
19. How do I request a commission?
Contact me with a description of the artwork you would like, including the desired size, subject, medium, and any reference images or other important details.
Staying Connected
20. How can I find out when new artwork and prints become available?
The best way to stay informed is to join my mailing list. Subscribers can receive updates about new original artwork, available prints, website additions, and other announcements.
Prints
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Fine Art Giclée Prints
Select original artworks are also available as fine art giclée prints. Any artwork marked with a (P) indicates that prints of that piece are available for purchase.
Whenever you see the (P) symbol, simply scroll down beneath the artwork to view the available print sizes and purchasing options.
1. What sizes are available for fine art prints?
Fine art prints are available in a variety of sizes to suit different spaces, needs, and budgets. Available sizes are:
5x7, 9x12, 12x16, 16x20, 18x24, 20x30, 30x40
2. What is a giclée fine art print?
A giclée print is a high-quality reproduction produced using professional fine art printing methods and pigment-based inks. This process captures the detail, tones, and character of the original artwork as faithfully as possible.
3. Are your prints limited edition or open edition?
My fine art prints are open edition, allowing me to make my artwork available to a wider audience at an affordable price without compromising on quality. While my prints are currently offered as open editions, I may choose to release select artworks as limited-edition prints in the future.
4. Do prints come framed or unframed?
Fine art prints are sold unframed, giving you the freedom to choose a frame that best complements your home, office, or personal space.
5. What type of paper are the prints made on?
Prints are produced on smooth, neutral-white matte paper designed for high-quality fine art reproduction. It provides excellent detail, color accuracy, and contrast and is acid-free for longer print life when used with pigment inks.
Textured Water Color Paper, (Epson Cold Press Bright White) - 340 gsm, 19 mil - archival:
PACKAGING / SHIPPING
Standard shipping within the United States is included with every fine art giclée print and original artwork purchase. There are no additional standard shipping charges at checkout.
Each print is professionally produced and carefully packaged to protect it during transit. Smaller prints may be shipped flat in protective packaging, while larger prints may be carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy art tube. Rolled prints can be gently flattened after arrival without affecting the printed surface.
Once your order has shipped, tracking information will be provided. Please allow for possible carrier delays, particularly during holidays and periods of high shipping volume. Once a package has been transferred to the shipping carrier, delivery times are outside of our direct control.
Please make sure your shipping address is complete and correct when placing your order, including any apartment, unit, or suite number.
International Orders: International shipping is available to many destinations but is not included in the purchase price. Please contact me before purchasing for international shipping costs. International customers are responsible for any applicable customs duties, taxes, or import fees.
Need your print by a specific date? Please contact me before ordering so I can determine whether expedited shipping options are available.
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| RELEASE THOSE BAGS, Computer-Generated Illustration |
Some of you may recognize this piece. I created it for my church back in 2008. I remember my pastor calling me into his office and complimenting me on the artwork. After talking for a while, he looked at me and said, “You know that’s you, right?” I asked him what he meant. He explained that, as an artist, it is almost impossible to completely separate yourself from a work like this—that somewhere in the process, I had placed some of my own “bags” into the piece. At the time, I didn’t fully understand what he was saying. I had been attending church for about seven years and believed I was a Christian, but the truth was, I was not yet saved. By God’s grace, I came to know Christ two years later.
Today, when I look back at that conversation, I can say with certainty that my pastor was right. Those bags were mine. Anger. Hurt. Fear. Malice. Pride. Abuse. Some were things that had been done to me; others were sins and burdens that had taken root within me. Over the years, I watched many of them manifest themselves in my life in one way or another, and seeing what was truly in my heart broke me. What I had painted years earlier without fully understanding it eventually became a picture of something much deeper: the weight of sin and the burdens we carry while trying to make our own way in the world.
And that brings me to the Gospel... Jesus Christ did not come for people who believe they have no bags. He came for sinners—for those who, by God’s grace, have begun to see what they are carrying and realize that they cannot save themselves. Christ took the guilt of sinners upon Himself at the cross, died in their place, and rose again so that everyone who repents and trusts in Him may be forgiven and given new life. If God has allowed you to see your own bags today, do not hide them or try to carry them to the end of the road yourself. Bring them to Christ.
“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”
Matthew 11:28
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Plein Air Painting in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
Art, in one form or another, has been part of Nigel Morgan’s life since the age of five. His earliest art inspirations were the few, but impactful illustrations in the Encyclopedia Britannica. Although most of the images were black and white at that time, the colored sections, especially those that depicted wildlife, were captivating. As a young novice developing his craft, Trinidadian artist David Moore also inspired Nigel. Moore’s mindfulness in depicting the old ways of Caribbean life were unlike anything Nigel had seen. Soon, he began to follow the works of Norman Rockwell, Thomas Kinkade, Vincent Van Gogh, and William Steig.
As a Communication Design & Illustration major at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, Nigel aspired to become a wildlife illustrator, but teaching began to weave its way into his life, as he was often approached by onlookers while painting in the parks, cafés, and hang-out places throughout Brooklyn. The questions, “Do you teach art? Do you teach kids?” were often asked of him, and it was in the main seating area of the Brooklyn Public Library’s Central Branch that the opportunity to teach youth, adults and older adults was presented to him.
Teaching art is something that Nigel has grown increasingly enthusiastic about. Grateful for the influence and wisdom imparted by the many instructors in his life, Nigel sees it as a privilege to give back to the community in which he lives and was educated.
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In September of 2023, I suffered a stroke that kept me in the hospital for nearly two months. The road to recovery was difficult, filled with moments of frustration, uncertainty, and weakness. Yet even in that valley, the Lord was merciful to me. The stroke affected my right side, but in His providence, I am left-handed. What the enemy may have intended to take me into a dark place, God used instead to remind me of something I had too easily forgotten—the brevity and fragility of life. Experiences like these have a way of stripping away distractions and bringing into focus what truly matters.
Recovery was not easy, but through it all, God gave me the grace to see that He had never lost control. Even when I could not understand what was happening, He was still in charge. Looking back, I can see His hand carrying me through some of the hardest moments of my life. I came through that experience stronger, wiser, more grateful, and with a deeper understanding that every day I am given is a gift from Him.
That experience awakened something deep within me. If I am going to fulfill what I believe God has called me to do, I cannot wait for a “better time” or a “more convenient season.” The time is now. Life is too short, and God’s purposes are too precious to delay. I must use whatever gifts He has placed in my hands—however small or simple they may seem—to serve others, encourage those around me, and glorify the One who preserved my life.
I believe my calling is to share God’s Word through art. Art is more than something I create; it is one of the ways God has given me to communicate His truth, His love, His mercy, and the hope found in Him. My desire is that each work I create might point beyond the artist to the Creator and perhaps touch someone who needs to be reminded that, even in life’s darkest valleys, God is still present, God is still faithful, and God is still in control.
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