Commissioned Artwork
What does commissioned mean?
When you commission an artist to make a piece of work for your home or corporate environment, it gives you the opportunity to be involved in the creative process. You set the budget, and we agree on the size and shape of the artwork and the timeframe for the work to be completed within. Colour schemes will be discussed as well as the space where you want the painting to live. You might want something that responds to other artworks in the room, something that becomes a statement piece to spark conversation, or something that you get an emotional response to each time you look at and contemplate it. Or, you might want to give me free rein within your budget.
When you commission me to make abstract paintings for you, I'll keep you informed as much or as little about the process as you wish. A deposit is required upfront, with the balance paid on completion.
When you commission an artist to make a piece of work for your home or corporate environment, it gives you the opportunity to be involved in the creative process. You set the budget, and we agree on the size and shape of the artwork and the timeframe for the work to be completed within. Colour schemes will be discussed as well as the space where you want the painting to live. You might want something that responds to other artworks in the room, something that becomes a statement piece to spark conversation, or something that you get an emotional response to each time you look at and contemplate it. Or, you might want to give me free rein within your budget.
When you commission me to make abstract paintings for you, I'll keep you informed as much or as little about the process as you wish. A deposit is required upfront, with the balance paid on completion.
Corporate Painting Commissions
Private Painting Commissions
A site-specific oil painting commission by a collector, to sit opposite 'Rima' already purchased from the artist:
Vibrant colourful abstract oil painting for a Brighton collector:
Stage set for Sue Maclaine Company's 'Vessel'.
Designed by Ben Pacey & painted by Michelle Cobbin for the Edinburgh Fringe 2019