
Our Story
Into the Light
In 2025, multiple people I love experienced a loss in their lives — and I found myself searching for a way to show up for them that felt truly meaningful. I wanted to offer more than sympathy. I wanted to honor the life lived, and to acknowledge something I deeply believe: that the light of consciousness that illuminated this person is eternal, and it is still here.
My husband is an incredible artist, so I kept asking him to create memorial art for me — pieces that could hold the spirit of the person who had passed, something beautiful and lasting to keep their light close. After the third ask, we both realized: this is not just something we can give to our friends. This is a beautiful offering we can give to everyone.
We're new here as Into the Light, but Jetter has been creating art and printing fine art for 20 years. Together, we're building something born from love, loss, and the belief that art can hold what words cannot.
The Artist
Jetter
I'm a San Diego native who has been immersed in creativity for as long as I can remember. My father — an entrepreneur and architectural designer — and my mother — a calligrapher and devoted crafter — sparked a creative fire in me early on. Art wasn't just encouraged in our home; it was part of the atmosphere.
In high school, art and technology collided and something clicked. That spark led me to earn a BA in Graphic Design from the Art Institute of California, but traditional design was only the beginning. I've always had a restless curiosity for new forms of expression and the places where creativity, consciousness, and technology intersect.
In 2009, while wandering through the surreal landscapes of Burning Man and the Lightning in a Bottle festival, something opened. My perspective shifted and my creativity expanded. For the first time, I began creating art not for clients or assignments — but for self expression, soul exploration, healing, and the experience of being fully alive.
My creative process is deeply tied to meditation and the meditative state. When I create, I try to quiet the thinking mind and enter a space of flow where intuition takes the lead. The artwork becomes less about control and more about listening.
I'm deeply inspired by mathematics as a universal language, the sacred geometry woven through nature, vivid color, energetic frequencies, and the infinite space and potential that exists within each of us. Rather than pre-planning each piece, I allow the work to evolve organically — emerging from a stream of consciousness where patterns reveal themselves and textures and symbols emerge as the piece unfolds.
Today I live on the magical Mt. Helix in Southern California with my wife, our beautiful daughter, our rascally dog, and our four chickens. My artwork has traveled around the world and has been featured in collaborations with brands like BMW, Atomic Skis, Juxtapoz, Boochcraft, Tomo Surfboards, and others.
At its core, my work is an exploration of patterns, energy, consciousness, and the quiet, meditative spaces where creativity and the universe meet.
How It Works
From story to sacred art
Choose a blueprint
Our blueprints are gentle, meaningful forms — a starting point and a vessel for your loved one's memory. Each is a foundation we build upon together.
Share their story
Through a short form, you tell us about them: their name, their dates, the qualities you cherished, a favorite quote, the palette and feeling you want held in the piece.
We craft the art
Our designer re-works the blueprint's proportions, color and light to honor your loved one — a semi-custom memorial piece, uniquely theirs.
Approve & receive
We send a proof for your approval — by email or in your account. Once you bless it, we fulfill your print and send it into the world.
Begin in their memory
Choose a blueprint and share their story. We'll take it from there.
Create a memorial