Commissioned Artwork
Want to fill a blank wall in your home? Launching a new product? Want to bring an idea to life? Commission an illustration or traditional art piece and let’s create something beautiful together! I’ve shared some past commissions and collaborations to show you that the options are endless.
Original Artwork for Interactive Pop-Up
MilkUp and The Dairy Farmers of Ontario commissioned twelve artists to create artwork in their style for the theme of the iconic duo of “Milk n’ Cookies”. The original art pieces were used for a gallery wall in their interactive, pop up exhibit cleverly name the “Moo-seum”. Using this theme, I created a mixed media art piece that incorporated the idea of a galaxy made entirely of milk and cookies - transcending beyond this planet.
Painted Prosecco Bottles for Real Estate Event
Amanda Aerin Interior Design and Sotheby’s were hosting a real estate event to showcase a heritage home that they had worked to redesign. I painted six prosecco bottles with a specific colour palette for the opening event that would add to the design of the home.
Illustrated Map for Conference
The Blockchain Futurist Conference is the largest of its kind in Ontario, Canada. They wanted to provide guests with a map that matched the funky aesthetic of the brand but, also showcased the main attractions of the conference.
Commissioned Painting
Being in the fashion industry for numerous years, Evolve Showrooms was looking for a statement piece for their showroom in Toronto, Canada. They wanted an art piece that showcased a fashion mogul and represented their personal beliefs.
60 x 84 inches | Mixed media on canvas
Product Launch Illustrations
Happy Refresh Co. was launching their new product and wanted some custom illustrations to place in their packaging. They wanted boho inspired illustrations that represented positivity and good mental health.
Commissioned Painting
This client wanted to fill a blank wall in her mostly white home with something colourful. Coming from a Greek background, she also wanted to incorporate the evil eye - a symbol for good luck and protecting one from ill-will.
34 x 48 inches | Acrylic on canvasProduct Launch Illustrations
Capsule Co. was releasing a product in the beauty industry and was searching for illustrations to showcase the product on their website and social media platforms. A major aspect of these illustrations, were finding ways to highlight the sustainability feature of the product.
