COMMISSIONED WORK
Q. How do I commission you to paint my animal?
A. The best place to start is by reading my Commission Information page. This page describes how the process works as well as both your and my responsibilities once we have agreed to proceed with the process.
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Q. How do you know what my animal looks like?
A. I work from photographs of the intended animal. Please read my Commission Information page for more information on what I need from you to paint your animal.
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ORIGINALS
Q. When will original paintings be available?
A. Occassionally, I will create a piece of art for myself, for the pleasure of the experience. Sometimes, if I can force myself to part with the piece, I will offer it for sale. These are far and few between as I am usually so spiritually attached to my pieces that it is very difficult for me to part with it.
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LIMITED EDITION PRINTS
Q. What are Limited Edition Prints?
A. Limited edition prints are high quality copies of an original piece of artwork that have been printed in a limited quantity, such as 50, 100 or 500. These prints are hand signed and numbered by the artist and come with a Certificate Of Authenticity (COA). Due to the limited printing run and hand signing, limited edition prints are considered more collectible and valuable than a standard artwork print.
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OPEN ENDED PRINTS
Q. What is an Open Ended Print? What is the difference between a Limited Edition and an Open Ended Print?
A. An open ended print is a high quality copy of an original piece of artwork printed in mass quantity. Since open ended prints are not printed in a limited quantity and are not hand signed by the artist, they are not considered as collectable as limited edition prints. All my artwork, including open ended prints, come with a Certificate Of Authenticity (COA) to show that it was legally purchased directly from the artist.
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ART MERCHANDISE
Q. Where can I find merchandise displaying your artwork?
A. I have opened a CafePress store and offer a limited selection of various art merchandise. At sometime in the future, I will also make art merchandise available directly from this website. See my Emporium page for more details.
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GENERAL TOPICS
Q. How do I know that I've purchased an authentic piece of artwork from the artist?
A. I don't currently sell my artwork through brokers or on other art websites. I provide a "Certificate of Authenticity" to ensure the purchaser that they have purchased an authentic, authorized piece of art, or art merchandise. Please read the Certificate of Authenticity page to find more detailed information regarding the certificate.
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Q. Do you have a portfolio of your artwork?
A. Yes, please feel free to peruse my Gallery to view a listing a my artwork.

Q. What reproduction rights does the owner/purchaser of the artwork have? Can I make copies of a piece of artwork I purchase from the artist?
A. No, the purchaser is not given reproduction rights. These rights are maintained by the artist. Please view the Owner Rights and Responsibilities page for full details.
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Q. Do you have a return policy?
A. Yes, I wish to satisfy my customers and I guarantee my work. Please refer to my Policies, Terms of Use and Copyrights page for more information on my return and guarantee policies.
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Q. Do you have a privacy of information policy?
A. Yes, privacy is very important to me. Please refer to my Policies, Terms of Use and Copyrights page for more information on my privacy policies.
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Q. I purchased an original print or limited edition print from you. Do I have to let you know if I sell it or transfer ownership to someone else?
A. Yes, I request that you notify me that you have transferred ownership to someone else so that I may update my records as well as update the Certificate of Authenticity information on record. Please see the Owner Rights and Responsibilities page for full details.
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Q. Do you donate a portion of the sale of your merchandise to any charities?
A. Yes, for several of my gorilla paintings, I donate a portion from each sale to Gorilla Haven, which is a not-for-profit gorilla sanctuary located in Northern Georgia.
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