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Procedure
The first meeting is to discuss and reach agreement regarding the specifics of
the desired portrait. This would include number of subjects, size, background,
clothing, accessories, pets, and any other elements to be included in the portrait.
It will be determined where the portrait will hang and any precedent to be followed.
From this information, the final price is determined and a Contract of Agreement
is signed. At this time, a deposit of one-
Photography
The second meeting consists of photographing the subject in a variety of lighting conditions and poses. This takes between 1 and 2 hours, depending on the number of subjects and the complexity of the composition.
Design and Composition
This is the culmination of photographs and imagination. Photographs are carefully selected and arranged into a composition for the client to review. At this point, changes or additions can be made and the final composition is agreed upon.
The Painting
Nothing but the best oils on Belgian Linen is used for each portrait. Obviously,
live sittings are preferred, but if the time does not permit, the painting will be
completed in the Studio. A final sitting is optional, but is sometimes requested
to fine-
Final Payment
After the final sitting and acceptance of the Portrait, payment of the remaining contract balance is due and your satisfaction is guaranteed.
**Framing, travel expenses, shipping and any other associated expenses are separate from the portrait. These are itemized and billed separately.
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Adult
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Child
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Head and Shoulders |
1,000 + |
800 + |
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Half Body |
3,000 + |
1,500 + |
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3/4 Length (includes hands) |
6,500 + |
3,500 + |
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Full Length, Grand Manor |
10,000 + |
6,000 + |
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* Pricing is determined by canvas size, clothing and background details
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