
Project 1

Acrylic, 610mm x 910mm
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This painting was commissioned by a customer who had a long and close connection with the building. Formerly an area high school, it now lives on as a museum. The bollards in the foreground and passing cars etc were not wanted, rather the beauty of symmetry was to be the main story. The customer is always right!
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“Motueka Museum, Tasman”
Commission Options & Prices
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The idea of commissioning a painting might feel a bit daunting. In reality it's no harder than arranging for any household job to be done by a contractor.
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If you lived nearby I would visit. If at a distance I would work from photographs. We agree what view and size is wanted. Then I would do a sketch to clarify what the image is to look like and agree a price.
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Only if you want to proceed, do we go to the next stage where a deposit is paid, and I undertake the work. But if you are unhappy with the final result I would take all reasonable effort to make it to your satisfaction.
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