Commissioning Art
Portraits
In preparation for a portrait, I will observe the client's expressions, moods, postures, gestures, and so forth. Combined, these help me reflect the subject’s unique persona. Hence, I’ll take notes and reference photographs over several sessions. Back at the studio, I’ll determine composition details and other things about the painting for discussion and approval. The portrait is then executed, using fine quality oils on linen or panel-board for archival excellence. The entire process may take several months to a year.
Expense
Expense is determined by subject, detail, and dimension. For instance, a portrait from the waist up will be more expensive than from the shoulders up. Similarly, two subjects involve more detail than one, hence also more expensive. Whatever we agree upon, I'll usually want a deposit before starting the painting. The remainder will be due upon completion.
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Works of art may be commissioned. Although I specialize in
 portraits, I also do other subjects including Biblical and mythical.
Other Subject Matter
I'll consider works other than portraits if someone submits a good suggestion.
After researching the topic, I'll develop working drawings for client approval.
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