CUSTOM COMMISSIONS
Each piece is custom. Each piece is exclusive.
A commissioned artwork is created specifically for you, from subject and medium to size, presentation, and setting. Every commission is a one-of-a-kind original, created to reflect your vision and become a lasting work of art.
THE COMMISSION PROCESS
Subject Matter: Portraits, people, equine, wildlife, pets, abstracts, or other subjects.
Medium: Oil, charcoal, or graphite.
Size & Presentation: Choose the dimensions and finished presentation best suited to your space, including traditional framing or gallery wrap.
Setting: Artwork created for a private residence, business, collection, or special space.
Occasion: Commissions may commemorate a milestone, honor a loved one, celebrate a special occasion, or simply preserve a meaningful subject.
Completion Date: Requested completion dates are discussed and confirmed at the time of commission.
Investment: Pricing is determined by subject, medium, size, complexity, and other project requirements. A personalized quote is provided before work begins.
Photography: High-quality reference photographs are essential to a successful commission. Images may be emailed to [email protected]. Photography sessions can also be arranged.
Contract &Deposit: Once a commission is confirmed, a standard commission agreement is provided for signature. A 50% deposit is required to reserve the commission and begin work. The remaining balance is due upon completion, before delivery or shipment.
Additional Fees: Framing, photography, travel, and shipping
Payment: Payments can be made by Zelle, cash, or certified bank check. Payment plans are available upon request.
Giclée Reproductions: Select original works are available as archival giclée prints on acid-free, non-yellowing archival paper in a variety of sizes. Each giclée is signed, numbered, and produced as part of a limited edition.
A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies each original artwork.
Copyright & Artist's Rights: The Artist’s rights are protected by the Federal Copyright Act of 1976 and the Federal Visual Rights Act of 1991. Purchase of a copyrighted artwork does not transfer the copyrights. The copyright to reproduce the works in copies, to produce derivative works based on the copyrighted image, and to distribute copies is retained by the artist. Any transfer of this copyright must be in writing, expressly identifying what rights are being sold and for what purpose. The artist will own the copyright and the right to show the piece in her portfolio, and will retain computer files/images of it for use in exhibits, competitions, including her website. However, the artist agrees to maintain the anonymity of the subject if requested.
