To make an enquiry, you can contact me directly via email or through the contact form above. Please provide details about the type of portrait you are interested in, such as the subject, size, and any specific requirements or preferences you have in mind.

Yes, I am delighted to accept international commissions. We’ll collaborate to discuss the logistics of making it happen, including arranging for reference materials, consultations, and delivery. Shipping fees and any additional costs, such as customs duties, will be negotiated during the process to ensure a seamless experience. If you’re interested, feel free to reach out, and we can explore the possibilities together.

The time it takes to complete a portrait depends on several factors, including the size and complexity of the piece. Generally, it takes between 4 to 12 weeks from the initial consultation to the finished painting. Additional time may be needed for the painting to dry fully before varnishing and delivery, this can take up to 12 months.

Yes, I can work from high-quality photographs. This option is convenient for clients who may not be able to sit for live sessions. If you choose this option, please provide clear and detailed photographs that accurately represent the subject. I can also take my own reference photos if preferred.

Yes, I offer live sittings for clients who prefer this traditional method. Typically, a live sitting involves one or more sessions where the subject poses for the portrait. This approach can add a unique depth and vitality to the painting.

The cost of commissioning a portrait varies depending on factors such as the size, complexity, and medium of the painting. I offer different pricing tiers to accommodate various budgets and preferences. For a detailed quote, please contact me with your specific requirements.

Yes. I travel free of charge within London. For portraits outside of London but within a 25-mile radius of my studio, I charge a travel fee. Beyond that radius, I also charge for accommodation where necessary. While I prefer to work from my studio—where I can control the light and environment—I understand that location can often play a powerful role in telling someone’s story. I’m happy to discuss what works best for your portrait.

When commissioning a portrait, consider factors such as the size of the painting, the setting or background, the subject’s pose and expression, and whether you want the portrait to be realistic or have a more stylized approach. Discussing these details during the initial consultation helps ensure the final piece meets your expectations.