Frequently Asked Questions

Art & Commissions

  • I sell both originals and prints of my work. Some pieces are only sold as prints, and some originals are not turned into prints. This is determined based on the piece and whether or not a print can capture the quality of the original. Prices for originals are higher than their print counterparts, and prints may vary slightly from the original artwork.

    You can shop all art products online.

  • The price is determined by the materials used, the size, the complexity of the piece, and the amount of time to complete the piece.

    In the artwork description, you can find the number of hours it took to complete a piece.

  • Print prices are determined in part by the intricacy, detail, and time put into the original work. For prints of more intricate pieces, the price will be higher than less intricate prints of the same size.

  • All prints and original artwork are final sale. If a print or original artwork is damaged upon arrival, the customer is entitled to a full refund once images of the damage are submitted. Prints can be replaced if damaged. Original artwork and prints cannot be exchanged.

  • Yes, but I do not take on commissions that are outside of my preferred style of art. Commissioning an original artwork is a big deal, and I want to feel as passionate about creating the piece as the person who is requesting it. If I don’t feel that, I will decline the commission. If you are interested in commissioning an abstract painting, you can email me directly or fill out the contact form to set up a meeting to discuss your vision.

  • The rate depends on materials used, size of the piece, and complexity of the request. I will also compare it to past similar work if applicable. Based on that, I will calculate a price for commissioned work.

Photography

  • I charge $100 per hour. I will ask each client for an initial meeting to understand their vision and hopes for the photoshoot. Based on the number of locations, outfit changes, and other logistical details, I estimate the number of hours it will take to complete the shoot. From there, I can estimate the number of photos produced and approximate hours of editing time.

    Please note that if you want detailed editing services like teeth whitening, blemish removal, etc., this will add to the editing time and, therefore, the final cost.

  • I accept Venmo, CashApp, PayPal, and cash. Check payments are only accepted from businesses and organizations. No personal checks will be excepted.

  • All invoices should be paid within two weeks of receiving them. If the invoice is overdue by more than five (5) days, a late fee of 15% of the total cost will be applied, and the invoice will be updated and sent to the client.

  • Yes, but it depends on a few key factors. If the client is requesting additional photoshoot time or rounds of editing beyond what was initially agreed upon, the quote will increase based on the additional amount of hours spent. If I do something on my end that adds additional time at the expense of the client, the quote will remain the same. Clients will not be charged for my mistakes.

  • No. I focus on outdoor and on-location shoots utilizing natural light. I am happy to work with clients to find the perfect spot for your photos — from outside of your favorite museum to your own backyard.

  • I am open to traveling for shoots. Costs for travel will be discussed on a case by case basis with interested clients. In general, you can expect to cover additional mileage, boarding, and per diem food costs for required travel.

  • I am open for elopements, courthouse weddings, and intimate ceremonies with 20 people or less. Hourly rates apply, and travel costs apply as applicable.