Enquires

Upon any enquiry, you can ask me for a price list which I will send to you. 
These prices are based on readily available canvas sizes. If you would like to commission a certain size that isn't on the price list, I can send quotes for that specific size.
Each canvas price varies on size, depth, and if postage is required.

Intital consultation

I provide an initial consultation completely free of charge, this is where we discuss ideas, the room you would like the commission to go in ect.

Each person is different as is each piece. Some clients may know exactly what they want and others may need a helping hand which I am happy to provide.

I can help with colour ideas, sizing and style.

I find it very useful receiving photographs of the room and surrounding decor to help me envision a piece in your space and give my initial thoughts.

After this we get a little bit more in depth..

I ask all clients to send a palette through of their desired colour scheme and the room which the art will be going into.

We go into the finer details of what you would like in a painting (do you want lots of texture?, do you like to see the brush strokes, finishing touches such as gold leaf?) I then mock up a moodboard for us to agree on using your colour palette, room photos and any other details you have requested and this becomes my focal point for inspiration for the entire commission process.

Part payment

Once we have agreed on size, ideas, colour and moodboard I require 50 percent of the agreed amount to be paid to start any works, I have a variety of ways that you can do this which we can discuss.

The process

I will let you know once I start working on your piece, my usual lead time is up to 5 weeks but I have done some commissions in a week depending on the flow of my other work and where the painting takes me as I’m doing it...art is all about emotion so I work on each piece on and off as and when my creative juices are in full swing.

If you need a piece for a specific time frame I suggest booking in with me 6 weeks in advance to avoid any disappointment.

I absolutely love to send videos and photos throughout the painting process to enable you to have some input and watch your piece come to life..... my clients especially seem to enjoy a good old time lapse.

Once I consider the painting to be finished I will send you some final pictures in natural light for approval... we can tweak things here and there until you and I are 100 percent happy with the piece.

Final payment and postage

Once you are completely happy I will request that the remaining 50 percent payment is made before booking a courier service to deliver your piece to its new home.

The postage service I use is tracked and insured to make sure your piece gets to you safely. You will get updates of the item arrival and the delivery driver will have your details if there are any problems. Postage within the UK is included in the final price. Postage outside the UK will be an additional charge.

You made need some help for the next part!

You are going to need to hold the ladder in place on the ceiling to mark where to put your wall plugs.

Have someone hold it in place for you and mark this with pencil you will want to place to hole on the outer edges of one of the ladder rungs so that the s shaped hook will cradle the ladder.

Once you have drilled the four holes then pop the wall plugs in and screw in your eye screws.

Then hang your s shaped hooks through the eyes of the screws.

You should then be able to cradle the ladder into the s hooks.

The next part is a little repetitive but in the end this is what is going to make it all worth while!

First of all...stand in your bath!

That’s right we don’t want to be getting flowers in our face every time we get in or out or have to stand up to shave those awkward areas

YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN😅

Your going to want to hang your flowers a little bit above your head so take a piece of thread and cut in to size and use this as your guide for the rest.

If you have long stems on your flowers you may need to trim these down a little.

Now here’s the not so fun part you are going to need to tie each individual stem onto a piece of invisible thread.

Using your length as a guide go about cutting and tying each one on vary the lengths a little bit to add depth but don’t go longer than your guide.

Once you have done this you can set about fixing them to the ladder,

tie each one around the rungs of the ladder varying the heights as you go.

I would start by adding one to each rung at a time so you don’t run out or make it to heavy in one particular area.

Once completed it should look something like this...

Then snip off any loose bits of thread.

Pour yourself a glass of wine,

Bring out the bubble bath and enjoy!

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