Bespoke work
Commission original digital artwork
Custom pieces and series made for a specific wall, product, publication or brand — developed directly with the artist.
Commissions begin with a conversation about what the work has to do: the space or product it lives in, the palette it sits beside, the scale it will be produced at and the feeling it should carry. From there the work develops in the same way as the archive pieces — built digitally, tested in variations, and finished only when it holds together.
What can be commissioned
- A single statement piece, sized and proportioned for a specific wall.
- A coordinated series or triptych sharing one palette and language.
- Work for interiors, hospitality and corporate collections.
- Artwork for album covers, book covers and editorial features.
- Pattern and surface designs developed as repeats for production.
- Variations on an existing archive piece, re-composed for a new format.
How the process works
- Brief. You share the use, dimensions, palette direction, references and deadline.
- Proposal. Scope, timeline, deliverables and fee are confirmed in writing before work begins.
- Development. Initial directions are presented for feedback, then one direction is refined.
- Review. A defined round of revisions keeps the work honest without diluting it.
- Delivery. Final high-resolution files are supplied in the formats your production or printer needs.
Rights and pricing
Fees depend on scale, complexity and the rights required. Copyright remains with the artist; the commission agreement sets out exactly how the finished work may be used. If exclusivity matters for your project, say so in the first message.