Do you ship internationally?

I have shipping options set to Canada & the U.S.A, and worldwide. For original paintings - I send a quote for shipping after the point of sale. For a shipping quote you can email me here - I would love for you to have one of my original paintings in your home!

All duties and tariffs are the responsibility of the client and any damage that occurs during shipping is out of the artist’s hands however, please reach out if this does happen and we can look at options!

How long does shipping take?

PRINTS:

• Please expect 2-3 weeks as my prints are made to order.

• All orders will have a tracking number.

ORIGINAL PAINTINGS

• If you choose to add a wood floating frame to your original painting, please allow around 3-4 weeks for fulfillment, as each frame is handcrafted locally in Vancouver, B.C. Your painting will be shipped once the frame is complete and securely attached.

• For oil paintings, shipping timelines may vary depending on the drying time of the paint - some pigments take longer to fully cure than others. If a painting requires additional drying time, this will be mentioned in the painting description.

• All original paintings are shipped insured. Delivery options as fast as 1–2 business days are available, depending on your location with a tracking number.

• How is my artwork packaged?

  • I wrap the painting in glassine (protects from dust and moisture), bubble wrap, and then in a cardboard shipping box clearly labeled with FRAGILE stickers.

What additional fees occur after my purchase?

For original paintings, shipping and optional framing costs are invoiced separately after purchase. You’ll receive an email (please check your junk folder!) with a quote, and once approved, I’ll send the invoice. Payment can be made via e-transfer (within Canada) or through my website (for international orders).

Please note: any duties or tariffs imposed by your country are the responsibility of the buyer.

How do you create your PAINTINGS?

I paint with acrylics (KROMA, Liquitex, Golden) and oil (R&F oil sticks or tubed oil paint) on wood panels and canvas. I usually find a photo that I have taken through travelling or from my day-to-day life and use that as inspiration.