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Commission a Painting

A bespoke artwork inspired by a place a memory, or subject that matters to you

Every commission begins with a conversation.

 

Whether it’s a landscape tied to a meaningful location, or a portrait of a much-loved animal, the aim is to create a painting that captures not just the subject — but the atmosphere, character, and emotional connection behind it.

Let’s create something beautiful together.

German Shepherd Commison in oils 2025

Pricing

Commissions start from £500, depending on size and complexity.

Final pricing is confirmed after an initial discussion.

A small number of commission slots are available at any one time.

Commission of 'Petra' completed 2026

70cm x 50cm

oil on linen canvas

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Commission completed in 2025

50cm x 40cm oil on wood

The Process

  1. Initial conversation to discuss your idea, size and overall feel. This can be based upon your own photos or a place we define together.

  2. Agreement and Deposit Once the details are agreed a 50% deposit secures your commission slot.

  3. Painting Process The painting will be created in my studio based upon, photos, reference material and my own interpretation.

  4. Completion and Delivery once complete, the final balance is paid, and the painting is carefully packaged and delivered either by hand or by courier.

“I’ll guide you through the process to ensure the final piece reflects the feeling and atmosphere you’re looking for.”

Start a Commission

If you’d like to discuss a painting, get in touch using the form below or via email. Tell me a little about the place or idea you have in mind, and I’ll get back to you to discuss the next steps.  If you are looking at a pet portrait please send a photo of your pet with your email.

Ready to Begin?

“Many commissions are based on places people return to, remember, or feel connected to. It could be a favourite pet… we all take something different from a personal commission.”

Thanks for submitting!

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