COMMISSIONS

There’s something truly special about commissioning a piece of art. Each commission is a collaboration — a blend of your vision and my interpretation.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Enquire
Send me a message using the form below with your idea and any reference photos. Whether you already know what you’d like or just have an idea you’d like to explore, I’ll guide you through the possibilities. There’s no commitment at this stage — just a friendly conversation about what you’d like to create.

2. Conception
Once I’ve understood your vision and budget we will discuss which medium will be used (pencil, charcoal or oil paint) and size of piece. I will also ask whether you’d like to have the piece delivered framed or unframed. With all the information gathered I can then advise you on the time it will take for me to complete.

3. Creation
Your artwork begins its creation! I’ll keep you updated throughout if you’d like to see the progress.

4. Delivery
Once complete, your artwork will be packaged and shipped. Depending on location I like to deliver my work in person if possible!

PRICING GUIDE

Every commission is unique, and I can tailor to most budgets. But here’s a general guide to help you plan:

PENCIL DRAWINGS

• Small (approx A4): from £350

• Medium (approx A3): from £500

• Large (approx A1): from £750

CHARCOAL DRAWINGS

• Small (approx A3): from £750

• Large (approx A1): from £950

OIL PAINTINGS - these vary in price immensely so please do enquire and we can discuss.

A 25% deposit is required to begin, with the balance due upon completion.
Framing and international shipping are available on request.

ODE TO THE HORSE

“Where in this wide world can
man find nobility without pride,
friendship without envy or beauty
without vanity? Here, where
grace is laced with muscle, and
strength by gentleness confined.

He serves without servility; he has
fought without enmity. There is
nothing so powerful, nothing less
violent, there is nothing so quick,
nothing more patient.

England’s past has been borne on
his back. All our history is his
industry; we are his heirs; he 
our inheritance.”

Ronald Duncan