About Me

Meghan Mae

I’m a Utah-based artist with a deep love for nature, adventure, and creative expression. When I’m not in the studio, you’ll likely find me on a mountain trail or out exploring with my two dogs by my side. Traveling and spending time outdoors have always filled my soul—and they continue to shape the heart of my work.

Art has been a part of me for as long as I can remember. Even as a child, I dreamed of becoming an artist. Today, I feel incredibly grateful to be pursuing that dream, one painting at a time.

Every piece I create is inspired by the beauty I see in the world around me—especially in the stillness of the mountains, the vastness of the sky, and the colors of places that have left a mark on my heart. Thank you for being here and joining me on this journey. Your support means everything

My Work

Over the years, I’ve explored many painting mediums and fallen in love with each of them. My primary focus is on acrylic, gouache, watercolor, and oil paints—each offering its own unique texture, depth, and character that brings my ideas to life in different ways.

I’m especially drawn to blue and green tones, as they evoke a sense of calm and serenity that I try to infuse into my pieces. Now and then, I like to surprise the canvas with a pop of bold color—it’s my way of adding a little spark.

Every painting I create is an original, inspired by moments, emotions, and the beauty I see in everyday life. My work is deeply personal, and I pour a little piece of myself into each one.

My Inspiration

Nature has always been my greatest muse. Every brushstroke I make is rooted in the beauty I’ve witnessed—whether it’s the towering mountains near my home or the breathtaking landscapes I’ve encountered on my travels.

Some of my favorite pieces were born from a trip to Alaska, where the sheer scale of the mountains and the majesty of the trees left me in awe. More recently, I found inspiration in the vibrant beauty of Hawaii and the serene scenery of Canada. Wherever I go, I’m touched by the colors, textures, and rhythms of the natural world.

Nature’s beauty fills me with peace and joy—and I hope my art brings that same feeling to those who see it.