Jordan just turned 30, and she’s spent more than half her life with a paintbrush in hand. What started as a high school art class turned into a full-blown creative calling: these days, Jordan moves between canvases in corals, blues, and — no surprise — every shade of pink and purple she can mix.

She paints intuitively, following a mood or a memory rather than a plan, which is part of why no two of her pieces ever come out the same. Jordan has Down syndrome, and it hasn’t slowed her art down for a second — if anything, it’s part of what makes her work so unmistakably hers: joyful, honest, and full of life.

She’s already sold pieces to collectors near and far, and nothing makes her happier than knowing one of her paintings found a home. Every piece here is one of a kind, painted once, never repeated — just like Jordan.

Thanks for stopping by, and for supporting a working artist doing what she loves.