“Structure is the canvas. Emotion is the brushstroke.”
I'm Jerin Baby — and I live two lives that shouldn't fit together.
By day, I work a career built on structure, rigor, and discipline — the business of making chaos behave. By night, I tilt a canvas and let paint do the exact opposite: spill, bleed, and go wherever it wants. Most people would call that a contradiction. I call it the whole point.
That push and pull runs through everything I make — bold line work, abstract pattern, fluid pours, the occasional Bengal tiger (a personal favourite). Some pieces are all control, some are all instinct, and the ones I love most live somewhere in between.
What that means for you: when you commission from me, you get an artist who runs the process like it matters — clear timelines, real communication, work delivered when I said it would be. The creative leap and the discipline to land it. That combination is rarer than it should be, and it's the part I'm proudest of.
From archival fine art prints to large-scale commissions and murals, every piece balances composition and instinct — structured underneath, alive on the surface. Each original ships with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
A portion of every sale goes directly to healthcare initiatives in my community — funding art and care programs in Hamilton-area hospitals. I do this through Canvas Collective, the local collective I'm part of, which brings murals and creative programming into hospitals and public spaces. When you buy a piece, you're putting art on a hospital wall and helping fund care where it's needed most.