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My Custom Art Commission Process

byRupali JhaveriTakes projects across Mumbai Metropolitan AreaStarts from42,000 Per 4ft x 3ft ArtworkView full gallery

I believe art should be a conversation, not just an order. Whether you have a clear vision or just a feeling, I work with you to turn it into a piece that fits your space perfectly.

Here, I explain my step-by-step commission process. From the initial chat about your likes and dislikes to creating color palettes and samples, I make sure you are part of the creative journey from start to finish.

This video shows the journey of a commission, from initial sketches to the final painting. It highlights how I welcome client feedback and am always happy to make adjustments to bring their vision to life.

A finished commission piece featuring 3D sculpted chains, along with a wonderful testimonial from the client. Seeing my art bring joy to someone's workplace is the most rewarding feeling.

This large-scale 3D chain artwork is being delivered to a client. This piece was a significant commission that involved creating various chain styles with air-drying clay, painted in gold and white.

In this video, I explain why commissioning a painting is the perfect gift. It's a memorable, one-of-a-kind piece that is emotionally connected to the person and tailored to their taste.

I share several key reasons to get a custom painting made. A commissioned artwork is tailored to your specific space, reflects your personality, and can capture special memories, becoming a treasured keepsake.

The final step of a commission: signing and sealing the Certificate of Authenticity. This document guarantees the originality of the artwork and is my personal promise of quality and craftsmanship.

A closer look at the Certificate of Authenticity that accompanies every original and commissioned piece. It includes details about the artwork and my signature, adding value and provenance to your investment.

This image of a pyrography piece illustrates my principle of fixing a price before work begins. Transparency and mutual agreement are key to a successful commission.

I always ask for more time than required to complete an artwork. This principle, shown here with an abstract piece, ensures I never delay a timeline and can deliver my best work without rushing.

About The Commission Process: Your Vision, My Hands

I don't just jump straight onto a massive canvas. We start by chatting about your color palette, your space, and what you’re feeling. Once we have a direction, I create a small 6-inch physical sample for you to see the textures and colors in person. Only when you’re 100 percent happy with that mini-version do I start working on the actual piece.

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