Commissioning a Painting
I love collaborating with clients to create artwork that feels personal and meaningful. From landscapes and animal studies to still lifes, every piece I paint is custom-crafted for your space.
How the process works
1) Get in touch
Send me an email with what you have in mind and your ideal timeline. I’ll share available sizes and pricing, and we can always explore a custom size or shape if you need something specific.
2) Share your images
Send over your reference photos, or let’s schedule a session for me to photograph the subject myself. Once we have the right shots, we’ll nail down the composition, color theme, and timeline together.
A 50% deposit confirms your place in my painting schedule.
3) Secure your slot
4) Painting begins
As I paint your piece, I’ll send you regular progress updates so you can see the artwork come to life step by step.
Once the painting is complete, you’ll receive photos for your final approval. I then allow the piece to dry, apply a protective varnish, and carefully wrap it for delivery. The remaining balance isn't charged until the painting is safely delivered to you.
5) Final approval & delivery
Inquire about a commission
Frequently Asked Questions
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Turnaround times depend on my current waitlist, along with the size and complexity of the piece. On average, commissions take 3 to 8 weeks to paint, plus necessary drying time. During busier seasons, it can take up to 6 months from booking. If you have a specific target date in mind, just let me know and I’ll do everything I can to make it happen.
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Yes, a 50% deposit secures your slot. Once work has started, deposits are non-refundable.
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I have a guide for standard sizes and prices to help you get started, but we can easily customize the dimensions to suit whatever space you have in mind.
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Because my work relies on fine detail, I work exclusively from clear, high-resolution reference photos. If you don't have a high-res photo available, I'm happy to photograph the subject for you.
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Yes, I’ll share progress updates at key stages along the way so you can watch your painting come to life.
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I want you to love your painting, so minor tweaks along the way are always welcome. If you decide on major changes once work is underway, we can certainly discuss it, though it may adjust the timeline and cost.
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Definitely! I love painting pieces for special gifts, and they make up a big portion of my schedule. If your artwork is for a specific date, just mention it when you get in touch so I can make sure we meet your timeline.

