Good stories are unique.
Commission Works
My work is uniquely suited for commission projects. Some clients come to the table with their own source materials that have significance to them. Some want to commemorate a special occasion or milestone. Some just want a say in the size and color palette of the piece. With a willingness to let go of the materials in their existing format and a desire to elevate those materials to a higher art form, the project begins to take shape.
The starting point for a commission project is always a conversation so that I can better understand what you are looking to create—even if you don’t quite know that for yourself yet! We will discuss size, materials, color palette, timing and identify what aspects of my work inspire you. My commission agreement is fairly simple, requiring a deposit up front and the balance due upon delivery.
The most important part of the commission process is trust. I want my clients to trust that I will listen to their ideas, use high quality materials and deliver their art on time. In return, I hope my clients will trust my artistic experience and instincts to create a singular piece of art exclusively for them.
Corporate Collections
Creating artwork for corporate spaces is particularly exciting and challenging. I love being a part of a team striving to elevate a utilitarian space with color, texture and meaning. I frequently work with art consultants, interior designers, and architects to create site-specific pieces, prints or large-scale reproductions. I know from experience that great artwork can co-exist with budgets, deadlines and project management structure.
Private Collections
House blueprints, manuscript drafts, maps, old typewriter manuals, vintage magazines, children’s picture books. I am always fascinated by the source materials my clients select for their commission projects. While it is not mandatory that you provide the source material for your project, I work with clients to incorporate materials that will be meaningful to them.
