Yes! Just ask! I can take hunting photos, your favorite pet photo, whatever, and turn it into an original work of art with the best quality materials. Once you make your purchase I will send a contract for you to sign. Once thats done send it back to me along with whatever images you would like created. I like to keep people up to date as the process goes on so you may receive links to my youtube channel where you can watch the progress unfold.

Like all paintings and prints, if you hang them in direct sun, they will fade over time. I do use UV protective sprays to keep your investments safe (excluding digital purchases) but that is not a 100% guarantee. For a long happy life with your work keep out of direct sun, keep foods off surfaces, don't poke with scissors, never get watercolors wet, and other obvious statements ;)

3D works will come with care instructions, but they are the same as any of your high end jewelry items. It should be noted that Polyclay items are sensitive to heat and cold. If its hot outside Polyclay can start to become slightly malleable again. If its cold polyclay can become ridged, becarfule of running into things, sitting on item, or getting into fights

I try to mail things nice and discreet so that you can be more sneaky with your items if necessary. Unfortunately, because of the nature of the thing, I package for safety of your items and thats not always conducive to gift wrapping. Last thing you want is to get your painting and have the gift wrapping destroyed while it was packed tightly or have a whole punched into it from lack of protection. Large paintings will arrive in Wooden crates, or boxes made with artwork in mind.

Prints arrive in hard cardboard tubes of their own safety. This keeps any accidents from happening, such as it being folded to fit into a mail box. The roll is put into a protective plastic sleeve to keep humidity while traveling away from the print.

If its Acrylic bored all you need is a frame. If its one of my gallery wrapped canvases you don't have to even frame as I paint the sides. Do not put Acrylic paintings under glass. Its also not traditional to from acrylic paintings

Watercolor and Prints should always be framed with a matt and under glass for display. The glass keeps them safe from humidity, flying food items when tripped, and sunlight if you chose that glass option. This inclosed environments will also help to keep them safe from smocking environments for longer.