Private Commissions


Hello there, and thank you for your interest in commissioning a piece. I am open for a limited number of commissions each season. Contact me via the contact form in the drop-down menu on the home page and we’ll go from there. Here are a few basic parameters and details you may find useful to know before reaching out:


Sizes and Pricing:

5”x7” - $48 (includes shipping within the Continental U.S.)

5”x5” - $43 (includes shipping within the Continental U.S.)

I cut my own paper, which means I can customize the dimensions to your preference, up to the the size limits noted above. 

Shipping:

I use a firm cardboard mailer that fits in standard mailboxes, and ship through USPS.

At this time, I am only able to ship within the Continental United States. 

Payment:

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If you like a particular piece from my shop or portfolio, and would like your commission to be done in a similar style, that is extremely helpful for me to know.

I look forward to working with you!





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