Are the paintings originals?
Works marked “Original” are one-of-a-kind paintings made by hand and signed by the artist. Works marked “Limited edition” are high-quality prints in a fixed, numbered run. Each painting page states which it is.
What does the red dot mean?
In galleries a red dot beside a painting means it has sold. Sold originals stay on the site so you can see the full body of work, but they can no longer be bought. Ask about a commission if you love one that has gone.
Will the colours look the same in person?
Every painting is photographed in daylight and colour-checked, but screens vary. Originals also have texture and sheen that a photograph cannot show fully. If you are unsure, ask for more photos or a short video before buying.
How big will it look on my wall?
Open “See it in a room” on any painting page. It shows the work at its true size above a sofa, a bed, a desk or a sideboard. You can also mark the size on your wall with masking tape.
Do paintings arrive framed?
Each painting page lists its framing. Most canvases have painted, gallery-wrapped edges and arrive ready to hang. Works on paper usually arrive unframed so you can choose a frame that suits your room.
Which countries do you ship to?
Shipping options and costs for your address appear at checkout. If your country is not listed, write to the studio and we will quote a delivery for you.
How is a painting packed?
Originals are wrapped in acid-free tissue and protective film, given corner protectors, and boxed or crated depending on size. Shipments are tracked and insured.
Can I pay in instalments or reserve a painting?
Write to the studio. Originals can sometimes be reserved for a short time with a deposit.
Can I commission a painting?
Yes. Use the commission form to describe your idea, the size and your budget. You will receive a proposal before any work begins.