Individual commissions

Each commissioned artwork is a unique, one-of-a-kind piece and is priced individually.
Please refer to the pricing chart below for detailed painting costs and sizes per animal.
Note: Prices do not include framing, shipping, or complex background elements.

Canvas size 1 head 2 heads/animals Detailed background
12 x 16″ (30 x 40cm) €550 €700
on request
16 x 20″ (40 x 50cm) €750 €950
24 x 20″ (60 x 50cm) €1,000 €1,200
20 x 30″ (50 x 76cm) €1,200 €1,400
30 x 40″ (100 x 76cm) €2,000 €2,500

  •  Prices are  based on  one  horse detailed full body or portrait
  • extra charge may apply for complicated backgrounds.
  • proportions may vary depending on scenes and composition.
  • Paintings  can be  done on gallery  wrap, deep edge canvas and  do not necessarily need framing,  please make sure this is discussed upon placing the final order.

PAINTING COMMISSION PROCESS

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I work from photographs, so it is very important that your reference images are clear, show your animal’s true colors, and capture their character.
Please ensure the pictures are unedited, uncropped, and that you have permission from the photographer to use them as references.

Delivery costs range from €20 to €200, depending on your location and the size of the painting. I use only international courier services, and registered post for smaller pieces within Ireland.


Commission Process:

  • A 30% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your order.

  • Please note: No painting will be released without full, cleared payment.


How Long Does It Take?

Depending on my current workload, a painting may take anywhere from two weeks to six months.
If you have a specific deadline or a special occasion, I’ll do my best to accommodate it.


Photo Guidelines:

  • Make sure your animal is groomed and in a good mood to help showcase its personality.

  • Take photos in good lighting—natural sunlight is ideal, but not essential. Cloudy days can dull the appearance of the coat.

  • Avoid using flash! It flattens natural shadows and causes unnatural highlights, especially in the eyes.

  • It’s always better to have too many photos than too few. I need to see your animal from different angles to achieve the best likeness and choose the most suitable reference.

  • If you’re unsure about your photos, please contact me—I’m happy to help you with settings, poses, and tips for getting the best possible results.