Textured Canvas and Landscape Art Commissions

How I Approach Textured Landscapes

Every project is different, and that is exactly how it should be. For my textured landscapes, I often combine high-relief sculpting with translucent resin pours. This allows me to create a dual-finish: matte, rugged textures for land features like mountains or cliffs, and high-gloss, reflective resin for water bodies or skies.

The Process

It all starts with a 30-minute consultation. We talk about the energy you want in your space and the color palette that speaks to you. Before I start the actual work, I create a digital draft or mood board so we are on the same page regarding the composition.

• Base & Structure: Depending on the size (3 to 4 feet is standard for my landscapes), I use reinforced ply or blockboard to prevent any warping.
• Sculpting: I use heavy-body texture pastes or cement mixtures to build up to 2 inches of physical depth.
• Integration: I selectively pour tinted resin to represent water, layering it to catch the light from different angles.

Why This Matters

I believe art should be a conversation. Whether it is a large installation for an office lobby or a statement piece for your living room, I bring in my team for big jobs to ensure the mounting and lighting (I often include LED backlighting provisions) are perfect.

I have worked on projects ranging from large public art installations to intimate home pieces, and the philosophy remains the same: sustainability and soul. For example, at Café Quaint, we upcycled dinner plates to create a wall mural that echoes local architectural elements. If you are looking for art that has a story and a physical presence, let's talk.