Original paintings created
specifically for home, collection,
or interior project.
How we work together
Initial Consolutation
1
Concept Development
2
Digital layout & Approval
3
Creation Process
4
Final review
5
Delivery
6
Investment & Booking
Every commissioned artwork is created exclusively for you.
To reserve your place in my schedule and begin the creative process,
a 50% non-refundable deposit is required upon approval of the project.
The remaining balance is due prior to shipping or delivery of the
completed artwork.
Detailed terms will be provided before work begins.
Your Questions, Answered
You don’t need any previous experience with commissioning art. We’ll begin with a
conversation about you, your space and what you’re looking for. From there, I’ll guide you
through each stage,from choosing the right size and color palette to developing the concept,
approving the digital sketch and creating the final artwork.
Yes. Before I begin painting, we’ll develop the concept together and you’ll receive a digital sketch and mockup for approval. This is the stage where we can refine the composition, proportions and color direction until we’re both happy with the concept.
The process is designed to minimize that possibility before I ever begin painting. We’ll agree on the size, composition, color palette and overall direction, and you’ll approve a digital visualization beforehand.
Once approved, I’ll create the original painting based on that direction, while allowing for the natural variations, texture and spontaneity that make a hand-painted artwork unique. The finished painting won’t be a mechanical reproduction of the digital sketch, but it shouldn’t feel like an unexpected surprise either.
Because commissioned artwork is created specifically for you, it cannot be returned due to a change in personal preference.
Every commission is different, and timing depends on the size and complexity of the artwork as well as my current studio schedule. We’ll discuss the expected timeframe before you commit, so you’ll know what to expect from the beginning.
A 50% deposit is required to confirm your commission and begin the creative process. The remaining 50% is due once the artwork is completed and before delivery or shipping. All details will be clearly outlined in your commission agreement before work begins.
You don’t need to.
You don’t need to know art terminology or arrive knowing exactly what you want. I’ll guide you through the process, from choosing the right scale and color direction to developing an artwork that feels naturally at home in your space.
All you really need to know is what speaks to you. We’ll discover the rest together.
You don’t need to know that before contacting me. Using photographs and measurements of your wall, I can help determine the proportions that will work best and create a digital mockup so you can visualize the artwork in your space before we begin.
That’s completely fine, and actually very common. You may simply know how you’d like the room to feel, love a particular artwork of mine, or have a few colors you’re drawn to. That’s enough to start. Part of my role is helping you turn those initial thoughts into a clear creative direction.
Yes. The concept stage is exactly the time for changes. We can refine the composition, colors and other key elements before you approve the final design. Once the concept has been approved and painting begins, changes are much more limited, as the creative process has moved into the original artwork itself.
Commission pricing is based primarily on the size and complexity of the artwork, and the materials required. Once I understand what you’d like to create, I’ll provide a clear quotation before we begin.
Yes. I can arrange professional packaging and shipping for artworks worldwide. Shipping details and costs will be discussed with you in advance, depending on the size of the artwork and its destination.
A commissioned artwork is created specifically for you and your space. Rather than finding a piece and trying to make it fit, we can consider the proportions, colors, atmosphere and character of your interior from the very beginning.
But there’s also something more personal about it: you’re part of the creation of a piece that exists nowhere else. A work of art with its own story and a connection to yours.
