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Personal art from meaningful photographs
Amelia creates personal, multi-medium artwork around the people, pets, places, and moments you want to hold onto.
Made for one particular story
A favorite photograph can hold far more than the moment visible in the frame. Amelia uses your references as the starting point, then plans the composition, medium, scale, and finishing details around what you want the piece to remember.
Commission requests are reviewed individually. Before work begins, the studio confirms fit, availability, creative direction, timing, delivery details, and a custom quote.
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Commission process
The strongest reference images and a thoughtful creative brief give Amelia what she needs to create a personal result.
Send the story, subject, favorite reference photos, deadline, and budget range.
Confirm size, medium, composition, timing, delivery, and the custom quote.
Amelia illustrates the agreed piece and prepares it for coordinated delivery.
A useful starting brief
Clear, well-lit photos with visible features are most useful. Send more than one option when possible and identify the details that matter most.
Commission questions
Commission requests may feature people, couples, pets, places, celebrations, or another meaningful subject. Share the idea and strongest available reference photos so Amelia can recommend an approach.
Include the reference photos, intended subject, desired size, preferred medium if known, deadline, budget range, and delivery location.
Potentially. Explain what you would like combined and send each reference. Amelia will confirm whether the requested composition is a good fit before work begins.
Timing depends on the subject, size, medium, current studio schedule, and delivery needs. Availability and a proposed timeline are confirmed in the quote.
Each piece is quoted individually because size, subject count, medium, detail, deadline, and delivery all affect the scope.
Tell us who or what it holds, the deadline, and what you imagine for the piece.