Whether you're commissioning a mural, a portrait or a custom artwork, my role is simple: to make the process enjoyable, personal and beautifully uncomplicated.

From our first conversation to the final brushstroke, I'll guide you through a simple, collaborative process—so you always know what to expect.

The 4 Step Process

1. Share Your Vision

Tell me about your space, your inspiration or the memory you'd like to capture.

2. Receive Your Personalized Concept

I'll develop ideas, recommend colours and provide a clear quotation

3. Watch It Come to Life

Once approved, I'll create your artwork with care, keeping you updated along the way.

​4. Enjoy It for Years to Come

​Whether it hangs in your home or transforms a wall, your artwork is made to bring lasting joy.

Getting Started is Easy

To prepare your personalised quote, simply send me:
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  •  A photo of the wall, room or reference images
  •  Approximate dimensions
  •  A few words that describe the feeling you're after (calm, joyful, bold, playful...)
  •  Colours you'd love—or prefer to avoid
  •  Your approximate budget
  •  Your ideal completion date
  •  An optional phone or Zoom chat if you'd like to brainstorm together
Not sure where to start?
Just send me a photo.
We'll figure it out together.​

Peace of Mind

What You Can Expect:
  •  Personalised Design - Every artwork is designed specifically for your space, style and vision.
  •  Clear Communication - You'll be involved throughout the design process, with two rounds of refinements included before painting begins.
  •  Timeline - Most canvas commissions are completed within 2–4 weeks. Mural timelines vary depending on the size and complexity of the project.
  •  Payment Options - A 50% deposit secures your booking, with the balance due on completion. Flexible payment plans of 3, 5, 7 or 10 monthly instalments are also available. Artwork is completed or delivered once the final instalment has been received.
  •  Travel - I'm based in South Africa and am happy to travel for mural commissions, depending on the location and scope of the project.