For more traditional fine art commissons (paintings on canvas, paper, or hardboard, done in acrylic, oil, or gouache) please visit the Art Gallery 1 page, which has a number of examples, along with pricing information.  

This was a true custom piece. A friend ordered this as a gift for her husband who was quite a prolific baker and needed a large box to hold a sack of flour! She gave me the measurements she needed the box to be, and I had my woodworker build it. I then painted the scene on top from a photo she provided (see close-up below, with the photo shown in the corner).

This painting was ordered as a wedding gift. The piece itself is actually an oak cabinet door I thought would make a wonderful surface to paint, complete with 'frame'! The painting was done from a photo of one of the couple's dogs (shown below close-up of painting). 

This piece was commissioned as a thank you gift for an obedience instructor. The instructor had just gotten a new Golden puppy, and I was asked to paint the pup from this photo, in a summer scene and with his favourite yellow tennis ball.

This Painting was done on masonite (hardboard), double matted and framed behind glass. 

The photo I worked from is shown at left. The photo didn't show the dog's colour accurately, but fortunately I knew the dog (he was grandpa to my first two Beardies) and I had other photos of him from which to capture his brown colouring.

This piece has a definite multi-country international flair! This dog was born in England, exported to Australia as a pup, and then just recently imported to Canada by a friend of mine. My friend asked me to paint a Lowchen piece to send to his former owner in Australia, who was so pleased with it that she commissioned this box to send to the dog's breeders in England!