Easy peasy! 🙌 Think of it like having a chat with a friend about what you’d love on your wall. Here’s how it works:

1. Pop over to my Contact Page and let me know you’re keen on a commission.

2. To help me get the ball rolling, it’s handy if you can share:
   ✨ Size + budget that feels right for you
   🐾 The subject(s) (wildlife, pet, or something else!)
   📸 Any photos you already have
   ⏰ Timeframes (e.g. gift dates or special occasions)
   📍 Where you live (so I can plan delivery)

That’s it! From there, I’ll guide you through the rest 💌

Sure do! I love sending my work to fellow wildlife lovers around the world.
Pop me an email with your delivery address, and I’ll give you a shipping estimate.

👉 Just a heads up: you’ll be responsible for any local tax or import fees, so it’s worth checking what your country might charge before we get things rolling.

For most unframed pieces:

• FREE within Australia (yay!)

• $25 to New Zealand

• $35 elsewhere internationally

Framed pieces are a bit trickier (hello, glass and couriers), so there is a shipping fee for framed artworks. The actual cost varies depending on the size of the artwork and destination, but is usually ~$100-180. This covers courier shipping and custom packaging to keep your purchase safe. For international framed shipping, I’ll give you a custom quote based on size and location.

🎁 All artwork is packed with care, using recycled or recyclable packaging wherever I can, but always ensuring artwork arrives safely.

Live in Hobart? Local pickup is free!

Shipping is included in the cost of your unframed commission.

Full details are in my shipping policy.

​Easy peasy.

• Unframed prints: Buy directly in my shop using AUD on your card.

• Commissions & framed pieces: You’ll get an invoice with the option to pay by card or bank transfer.

Outside Australia? I can take Wise bank transfers in most currencies—just ask.

✨ Commissions require a 25% deposit to book your spot. The balance is due when it’s ready. I offer payment plans if needed - just let me know. No AfterPay/BNPL.

Commission estimates are valid for 60 days. Your deposit is non-refundable, unless you change your mind during the 14-day cooling off period after booking. Check my commission T&Cs for details.

Depends on your space, budget, and how many critters you want in the picture!

Here’s a quick guide:

• Mini (A5) – great for small birds or single pet portraits

• Small (A4) – one subject, head and shoulders

• Medium (A3; most popular) – one or two subjects, head and shoulders or full body

• Large (A2) – up to three subjects, bold and beautiful

✨ Hot tip: framed pieces need more room! Double the unframed size and check against your wall space to estimate how much space you’ll need.

No—but for good reason! Unframed = safer in the post and easier on your budget.

I always recommend professional framing to make your piece shine.
If you're in Hobart, I can point you to great local framers—or even work with them to sort out framing for you.

The clearer, the better. Think: bright, detailed, and taken at eye level. Outdoor light works best! And you don’t have to be a pro—photos snapped on your phone’s camera are often totally fine.

If you’re unsure, I’m happy to check your photos before you book.
And if you’re working with photos of a pet that’s passed on, I’ll do my best with what you’ve got—we can use multiple pics if needed.

⚠️ Please only send photos you took yourself, or that you have permission to use. Copyright matters!

For wildlife commissions, I can help you find reference photos.

⚠️Stock photos can come with a licence fee, and some photographers charge a small fee for using their images, which is added to the cost of your commission.

Of course! I love helping you bring your ideas to life.

Once you’ve booked your spot, we can:

• Chat through your vision

• Choose reference images together

• Do mock-ups to visualise layout—I don’t put pencil to paper until you’ve approved the composition

• Pause your spot for up to 6 months if you need more time

Not ready to commit? I totally get it—reach out anytime and I’ll guide you through your options (no sketches or mock-ups without a deposit though, sorry!).

Requests for changes to the artwork

Small tweaks? No problem (within reason! More than 2-3 = extra cost)
Big changes or new ideas mid-way? They take more time, cost extra, and may not be possible.

✏️ Colour pencil isn’t the easiest to “undo,” so the best time to chat about edits is right at the beginning—when we’re planning your piece.

Details in my Commissions T&Cs.

Short answer: maybe, maybe not. My drawings often take weeks, and last-minute magic isn’t always possible. Email me with your dates and I’ll see what I can do!

BUT—check out my prints and originals for quicker options.
OR— join my newsletter crew so you don’t miss when commission spots open when the time is right!

Absolutely. Just let me know at the time of booking, and I’ll delay sharing it online until the gift has landed safely.

I want you to be 100% happy.

If your piece arrives damaged, contact me within 24 hours with photos and I’ll sort it—refund or replacement, depending on what’s possible.

For commissions: because they’re custom-made, I don’t offer refunds for change of mind.
That’s why I involve you throughout—images, progress updates, and final approval before shipping.

It’s rare (touch wood!)—but if it does happen, I’ve got you.

Every print and original is tracked and packaged securely.
If something goes wrong, we’ll either replace the artwork (if possible), issue a refund, or send a limited edition print.

Further details are available in my returns policy, here.

Glad you asked! These pieces are made to last, but they do need a little TLC:

• Avoid touching the artwork—clean hands still leave marks, and inked surfaces are delicate

• Keep it flat in its packaging until framing

• Don’t unroll prints in reverse (it can damage them!)—just leave them face down (in their protective paper) on a flat surface underneath a couple of books— they’ll flatten out after a day or two.

• Keep away from direct sunlight, humidity, or extreme temps

• For longevity, use UV-protective glass when framing

And if you're in Hobart, I can recommend a great local framer 🙌