FAQ

I will accept returns. The collector will pay for return shipping. The painting must arrive back here safely, so please pack the painting well. After the painting has arrived, I will issue the collector credit for another painting minus any credit card processing fees that I paid (usually 3.9% of the transaction).

I want you to be happy with your purchase! Therefore I do my best to represent the images accurately on your screen as well as ship the paintings with care. If you want to do a video call before purchasing an original painting, please schedule one with me here. Sometimes it can be really helpful for collectors the see the painting live and ask me questions about the piece.

I feel strongly about creating as little waste as possible so I reuse packing materials whenever I can. Therefore, your painting may come in a reused box and/or with gently used bubble wrap or paper. Large prints on paper will come in a plastic sleeve rolled in a rigid cardboard tube. Small prints in an envelope. Paintings and prints on canvas will come in a box.

I will ship internationally. Please contact me directly if you live outside of North America and wish to make a purchase. Please note however that additional border fees, duties, and handling fees may be charged by other countries after the painting as shipped.

If you want to pay with a personal check or Zelle, please contact me and we can arrange that! I actually love that because I can avoid paying credit card fees, which really add up.

Except for my very small paintings, most original paintings come unframed. For most of my paintings, the sides are painted as a continuation of the painting, so they look finished and beautiful to hang without a frame. However, if you prefer a frame, I can make that happen for a reasonable fee.

Contact me and I can help you choose a frame to go with your piece. The frame will be custom made from hardwood, so it will add about a three to four weeks to your order.

I paint both outside and in my home studio. The process for painting a landscape outside is called "plein air". I try to finish those all at once but sometimes I am unable to and I finish them at home. Larger paintings are usually made in my studio. In the studio, I work from sketches, photos and memories.

I have fun teaching and it is definitely part of the plan for my professional future. I would really love to do in-person workshop retreats locally and all over the world. When my son is a little older and he can help me out or stand to be away from me for long periods of time I will incorporate teaching into my career. Before then I may offer a half-day workshop here or there, although nothing is planned now. Be sure to be on my mailing list to find out when/if that happens. I have no plans as of now to offer any online classes.