Commission a Painting

A Few Words On Commissioning a Painting

Custom art commissions are a collaboration between you and me. It's when the artist's style meets your ideas. You become an integral part of the artwork and of the process. You get to choose which colours, techniques, and concept I should explore and make original artwork custom-made to your vision and space.

I love commissions, because it's an intersection between two human beings, their emotions and philosophy. Every time, I try to put myself into the shoes of my client in the best way possible, understanding their culture, upbringing and dreams.

This allows me to paint an original piece of art that clients simply love.

Process of Making a Commissioned Painting

01.

Making Contact

The first part of the art commission process is to establish a mutual contact and an understanding, as it's important that you connect with my work on some level.

02.

Share your Vision

Share your ideas, thoughts, doubts, desires ,budget range, ideal painting sizes and other information you deem important. This is the step where you get to channel your vision and ideas. It's your opportunity to get creative and introspective, but don't get overwhelmed by it, I'm here to get us through the process.

03.

Artwork Design

Once I process your input, ask you all the questions necessary, research the subject of the artwork and make a few sketches, colour studies, explore ideas and composition of the piece. However, the final result is impossible to predict, as it's built from presence and the moments created on canvas.

04.

Making the Painting

In this step, I will begin working on the piece. The final outcome is hard to predict, however, I will interpret your message not literally, but emotionally and conceptually, so it becomes something you’ll discover again and again.

05.

Shipping & Delivery

Once the artwork is finished, I will present you with the piece. In case there is something you might want to revisit, we can do that, however, remember that art creation usually involves expressive and action techniques, so openness to the process and outcome is important.