Safe & Secure Artwork Delivery

Every portrait I paint gets the same careful treatment before it leaves my desk. I start by applying a professional fixative spray to lock in the colors or graphite, then wrap the canvas in protective sheets, and finally secure it inside a heavy-duty, crush-proof PVC pipe to make sure it reaches your hands exactly as I painted it.

Shipping art is not just about putting it in a box. Since my work ranges from delicate pencil sketches to textured oil paintings on canvas, I have developed a packing process that guarantees safety regardless of the distance.

My Packing Process

• Fixative Coating: For pencil and charcoal works, a professional-grade fixative is essential to prevent smudging or fading during transit. This adds a layer of protection to the fine details.
• Moisture Protection: I wrap each piece in high-quality butter paper or protective sheets. This keeps moisture, dust, and humidity away from the art, which is crucial for oil paintings that need to stay pristine.
• Crush-Proof Packaging: The final layer is a sturdy, professional-grade PVC plumbing pipe. These are incredibly tough and ensure the artwork does not bend, crease, or tear, no matter how rough the handling might be during shipping.

Whether I am sending a portrait to a big metro city or a smaller town, the process stays the same. My goal is to make sure that when you open that tube, you see the artwork exactly as it looked when I finished it in my studio. It is a lot of extra effort, but it is the only way I work. I want you to feel confident that your commission will arrive in perfect condition, ready for you to frame and display.