A life lived memorialized through original artwork
Funeral Gifts • Portrait Painting • Casket Art
&Abel Art and Design offers two Memorial Art Services - Paintings and Casket Art.
Paintings - Have your photos converted into a digital oil painting produced on artist canvas to memorialize the life of your lost loved one.
Casket Art - Personalized Vinyl Decals placed on the lid of your loved one's casket and Lid Inserts with a special inscription. Customized either with a photograph, name, date of birth/passing, and a quote or religious verse. Additional customization options available for U.S. Veterans.
Additional Services - &Abel Art and Design also offers Family Portrait Paintings (Using your photographs, I can gather the entire family digitally to produce a keepsake work of art), Commissioned Fine Art (Working from your description, I can create a custom painting - A picture is worth a thousand words? Give me your 1000 words and I'll give you the picture.), and Professional Graphic Design (Everything from logos and websites to vehicle wraps and print ads).
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memorial gift, funeral gift, portrait painting, photo painting, casket lid, casket lid insert, custom casket, personalized casket, custom casket
memorial gift, funeral gift, portrait painting, photo painting, casket lid, casket lid insert, custom casket, personalized casket, custom casket
memorial gift, funeral gift, portrait painting, photo painting, casket lid, casket lid insert, custom casket, personalized casket, custom casket
Memorial Art Products
An introduction from &Abel Art and Design Owner and Montana Artist Shawn Abel
Hello! I'm Montana Artist and Owner of &Abel Art and Design, Shawn Abel.
I offer a wide variety of artistic services through my company &Abel Art and Design, but my Memorial Art Line holds a very special place for me.
When I was 15 my mother passed away suddenly. My father, whom had divorced my mother several years prior, felt the funeral expenses should rest on my mother's parents and other family. They felt it was his responsibility to provide for his children's mother's funeral expenses. Amidst the grief and quibbling the final resting place was left unaddressed. She was cremated and eventually placed at rest in an unmarked plot somewhere in my home town. To this day I have no idea where she is buried. What I do have is a painting I created that reminds me of her. It may seem small, but this one piece of art gives me a connection to a loved one long ago lost to me. It gives me a small amount of peace, and through my art I hope to offer that small comfort to you as well.