Jennifer Bagwell - Warrior Family Series

Here we see a Warrior Family Painting series

Each work feels like a stylized, empowering portrait capturing the “warrior” spirit in family members and their respective symbolic representations of strength, resilience, and personality within the family.

In this case, the swirling patterns, dreamy backgrounds, and expressive faces give them this mythical, almost guardian-like quality — like modern takes on ancestral warriors or inner warriors, but with a warm, personal touch.

Custom Family Commissions with priciing: $2000 to $4000

The bearded man at the top has that classic wise warrior/king energy, with cosmic swirls suggesting depth and experience.

The curly blonde girl with the reddish aura: youthful and vibrant, embodying emerging strength

The woman with the headdress above is radiant and fierce in a gentle way; the protective spirit or healer-warrior.

The young man with the swirling grays: a thoughtful, grounded warrior presence.

“Warrior Family Series, 2011 (origin piece)”

This early autobiographical painting portrays my family’s story: I am the baby held triumphantly aloft by my mom on the roof of our Alameda, California childhood home. My dad watches protectively as the wise owl on the chimney. The bluebird represents my birth mother, while the eggs on the ground symbolize my two brothers—reclaiming a childhood taunt that we “hatched from eggs.” Painted in vibrant, swirling colors, it celebrates adoption, blended origins, sibling resilience, and the joyful strength of family as warriors of love and belonging. Oil on canvas, Jennifer Bagwell, St. Marys, GA. Stuckist artist.

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