Wishing to commission an artwork?

As an experienced professional artist, I am able to produce any commissioned artwork about people, abstract or realistic paints to suit your personal desire or a venue. I was an Art Teacher who specialized in human figure and anatomy. I can produce very detailed portraits for adults, children, pets, horses, etc. I am also able to work on acrylic, oil, pastel, ink, or mixed media in canvas or paper.
All my commission artworks will remain as your legacy, much appreciated by your family and descendants.

- Here are some samples of past commissioned artworks I produced:

Commission artwork - Pastel on Fabriano paper

Commission work - Pastel on Strathmore paper

Commissioned artworks

- I was also commissioned to draw a pet, like this one the owners love so much:

Commission artwork - Pastel on Strathmore paper

... and horses for members of the Gold Coast Turf Club in Bundall:

- And this winner!...
(A composite from different photos)

- Another horse excercizing with its owner...

Commission work - Pastel on Fabriano paper

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(Non-commission artwork) - Portrait drafts on pencil

- Pastels on Fabriano paper -

Drafts produced
in colour pencil on Fabriano paper

Non-commissioned artworks - Study -

- Taken from photos of famous people, friends or from my own students posing.
Made in pastel, pencil, charcoal, or quick sketches with ink or pencil.

... and other non-commissioned only in black or white ink

- Also taken from magazines, other photos of famous people, friends or from my own students posing. Mostly used for study and practice.
- This is called "Stippling" technique - Made on white Fabriano or Sthradmore paper with black ink, or on black paper with white ink.
- When painting with white ink on white paper, using this very special technique, an enormous patience is required from me. The artist cannot afford to make a single mistake, because the mind must get used to imagining by “seeing” the artwork as if it were a “negative film”, where only the light is worked upon. Just one point in the wrong place, would ruin the whole artwork. A similar technique is used with black ink on white paper. However, less demanding, still its complexity requires lots of care.