Commissioning an artwork is simple. Use the enquiry form to share your ideas, including your chosen subject, preferred size, and any timeframe you have in mind. Once your message is received, the artist will get back to you to discuss feasibility, details, and next steps before confirming the commission.

Commissions are accepted for fine art collections, interior décor, scientific documentation, commercial illustration, and surface design. The artist works from both live specimens and photographic references; however, for certain types of commissions—particularly scientific documentation—access to a physical specimen is essential.

As the artist is based in Ireland, plant subjects that are accessible within the region are more readily accepted. That said, you’re very welcome to enquire about other subjects, and feasibility can be discussed on a case-by-case basis.

The timeline for each commission can vary depending on the scope of work and any additional requests or revisions. After discussing your requirements, the artist will give you a clear estimated timeframe, taking into account availability and any specific requests.

Pricing vary depending on the size and detail of the commission.

As a general guide, fine art commissions are generally aligned with the prices of original artworks on the website, while commercial and scientific projects are priced separately.

Commissions are created using artist-quality, non-fugitive materials, including watercolours, gouache, graphite, coloured pencils, and pen and ink. Watercolour is the primary medium, and it may be used alone or combined with other media such as gouache, graphite, coloured pencils, or pen and ink, depending on the subject and project requirements.

Yes, commissioned artworks and illustrations can be created for commercial use and licensed accordingly. Licensing terms will be discussed in advance and tailored to the specific project, ensuring the artwork is used appropriately and in line with the agreement.