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Welcome to Jen Morgan Creative Arts web page!

Discover my unique and captivating creations crafted from vibrantly dyed natural fibers, employing wet, nuno, and needle felting techniques, enhanced with embroidery and beads.

The Fiber of Our Community

You're Invited!

Please join me at the opening of my first ever show as a fiber artist!

This collection is incredibly close to my heart. It brings together my contemporary felted portraits of iconic New Orleans musicians and culture bearers—alongside new work inspired by the spirit, rhythm, and soul of this city that continues to inspire everything I create.

And a special note—Chief J’wan Boudreaux, lead singer of Thee Storm, is the subject of my latest Mardi Gras Indian portrait, “Passion & Pain,” which will be unveiled as part of the exhibition.

Join me for an unforgettable evening of art, music, and community:

Saturday, May 2, 2026
5:00 – 9:00 PM
Orleans Gallery | 603 Julia Street

New Orleans, LA

Live music by Kermit Ruffins, Irvin Mayfield,
Mardi Gras Indian Band Thee Storm featuring Chief J'wan Boudreaux. and a few surprise guests you won’t want to miss!

This night is a celebration—not just of the gallery’s one-year anniversary, but of the culture, creativity, and connection that make New Orleans so extraordinary. I would truly love to have you there as my personal guest.

If you’ve been following my journey, this show represents a milestone moment—and having your support in the room would mean the world to me.

Please feel free to bring a friend (or two!), and come ready for an evening full of energy, inspiration, and a little Louisiana sparkle.

Real Mail. Real Art. Straight to Your Mailbox.

I’m bringing back the magic of snail mail — and I’d love to send you something special.

I’m bringing back the magic of snail mail — and I’d love to send you something special.

From time to time, I’ll be mailing beautifully printed art cards featuring one of my felted pieces. Printed on rich, textured paper and designed to be frame-worthy, these aren’t ordinary postcards — they’re small works of art for your home.

If you’d like to receive one, simply fill out the form below and share your mailing address. I can’t wait to surprise you.

GALLERY

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Click on the images for details about each piece.

Contemporary fiber art landscape of Louisiana cypress trees at sunset, created with wet and needle felting using wool and silk in vibrant purple, pink, and gold tones.

Contemporary fiber art portrait titled Big Chief – Indian Blue, depicting a New Orleans Black Masking Indian leader in a vibrant blue feathered headdress, created with wet, Nuno, and needle felting and embellished with beads and crystals.

Contemporary felted fiber art portrait of New Orleans jazz musician Kermit Ruffins singing, with vibrant wool textures, layered embellishments, and a seersucker-style shirt.

“Dream Girl,” felted portrait inspired by musician Samantha Fish with sculptural blonde yarn hair and lightning-bolt guitar strap.

Vibrant felted alligator in jewel tones surrounded by textured flowers, beads, and layered fiber in a whimsical garden scene.

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bajo la luna mexicana, sugar skull, la catrina, Dia De Los Muertos, day of the dead, felt art

Roseate Spoonbill created in fiber art with bright colors shown framed, in a dining room setting.

Big Chief Mardi Gras Indian contemporary portrait created by wet, nuno, and needle felting.

Cypress tree with Spanish moss at sunrise in the water at Balgrae, NC in the Albemarle Sound.

Sunset over Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana

"Neutral Fiber In Bloom on Coral Background"

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ABOUT ME

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I knew I was an artist from a very young age. It was in my genes - my dad, a professional photographer and my mom, an oil painter. I wanted to be a graphic designer. I only applied to one university - East Carolina University because it was known for having the best art school in the North Carolina, where I was born and raised. I graduated in 1991 with a Bachelor of Fine Art with a concentration in Graphic Design. But I did it all while there - photography, figure drawing, jewelry making, textile art, architecture, interior design, pottery, metalwork, art history, glasswork, painting, color theory...you name it - I had at least one class in it!