FAQ
Q: Why do some of your pieces say "currently exhibiting" in the title and are unavailable?
A: If a piece has "currently exhibiting" in the title this means that it's currently in a show or exhibit at another location, and must be purchased there instead of through my website. If you click on the listing, where it is currently being exhibited is listed in the description.
Q: What if it says "unavailable" but doesn't have an exhibiting location in the description?
A: Then that means that the piece has already sold, and isn't available anymore in general! But I like to show previous work I've done so have kept it up on the site for you to still enjoy.
Q: How do I arrange local delivery?
A: If you live in the Kingston area, you will be able to choose "local delivery" for orders over $60. Deliveries will be made weekly on Fridays or alternatively on weekends. If you have a time preference, or want to make sure that you are home when I deliver, please send me an email!
Q: How do I arrange local pick-up?
A: If you live in the Kingston area, you can choose the local pick-up option. The pick-up point is at Art Noise, located at 290 Princess St. I will send you an email when your order is ready for pick-up. Do not show up for pick-up without receiving this email as I am not at Art Noise every day! Please allow for 24-72 hours for your pick-up to be ready. If Art Noise does not work for you, please send me an email and we can potentially arrange an alternative site.
Q: Do you do commissions?
A: Yes! For anything custom, please send me a direct email so we can discuss details, pricing etc. and make sure everything is perfect for you. Commissions can be requested for acrylic or digital paintings.
Q: You say you use Canadian-made paint, what is it?
A: I use Tri-Art Mfg. acrylic paint, which is made locally in Kingston, On. They are a professional grade acrylic paint with a high pigment load, which guarantees luminous paintings every time. The majority of canvases and alumiunum panels I use are also made locally by Tri-Art. You can find out more information about them HERE
Q: Are your pieces varnished?
A: No, because I use a professional-grade acrylic paint, they do not need to be varnished! I do, however, put a thin coat of acrylic polymer as a final layer as a barrier and to bring all the pigments together in shiny cohesion.
Q: Do your pieces come ready to hang?
A: Yes! Unless you are purchasing a digital print, all my original pieces come ready to hang with either wire and d hooks or a sawtooth hanger on the back. Digital prints come unframed, and mixed media pieces will state if they are framed or not in the listing.
Q: What does digital painting mean?
A: Anything in my digital painting series means that I create the piece on my ipad using the app Procreate and an Apple Pencil to create brushstrokes. Each piece is still lovingly made brushstroke by brushstroke, this just means I can easily make a series of each print rather than there only being an original, or prints being run off that original. Fun fact: generally I like using the gouache setting on Procreate!