To commission an artwork, the first step is to contact me. We can then discuss your idea and I will guide you through the process, confirm the details, and provide a quotation before work begins.

I offer portraits, pets, wildlife, landscapes, seascapes, still lifes, murals, and other themes. If you have something else specific in mind, I will be happy to discuss your requirements.

I work in acrylic, watercolour, charcoal, pastel, pencil, and ink. The choice of medium depends on the subject, style, and your personal preference.

Prices vary depending on the size, subject, and chosen medium. I will provide a personalised quotation once I know the details of your project.

I accept payment by bank transfer or cash. Payment details will be provided when the commission is confirmed.

Yes, a deposit is required before I begin work on your commission. The balance is payable once the artwork is complete.

Yes, you can commission artwork as a gift. I will work with you to plan the piece so it is ready in time for the occasion.

Most commissions take between three and six weeks, depending on the size, subject, and my schedule at the time of booking.

I will need clear reference photographs, details about the preferred size and medium, and any specific ideas or instructions you have in mind. These details help ensure the finished artwork meets your expectations.

Delivery or collection is arranged during the commission process and will depend on your location and the size of the piece. I will confirm the available options, timescales, and any applicable costs once the artwork is complete. Shipping can also be arranged if required.

Yes, framing can be arranged as part of the commission process to ensure the piece is ready to display.

Yes, I offer prints of selected works in a range of sizes, formats, and finishes. Please contact me for further information.

Keep your artwork away from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperatures to maintain its condition. If your artwork is framed, avoid hanging it in damp areas.