Commissions
Please contact The Johnson Wildman Gallery to inquire about commissions. Cheryl Johnson and Jim Wildman acceptscommissions on projects individually or in collaboration.
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Absolutely! Commissioning a work of art can be a rewarding and enriching experience for both collectors and artists when approached thoughtfully. Here are some key benefits and tips to ensure a successful commission:
Benefits for Collectors:
Personal Connection: Commissioning a piece of art allows collectors to be intimately involved in the creative process, resulting in a work that resonates deeply with their tastes, preferences, and emotions.
Customization: Collectors can request specific themes, styles, or subjects to match their individual preferences, ensuring that the artwork aligns perfectly with their vision.
Unique and Exclusive: Commissioned artworks are often one-of-a-kind, giving collectors a sense of exclusivity and pride in owning a piece that cannot be replicated.
Supporting Artists: By commissioning artists, collectors contribute to the growth and sustenance of the art community, providing financial support and encouraging creativity.
Tips for Successful Commissions:
Research and Choose the Right Artist: Take the time to research artists whose style and previous works align with your artistic preferences. Look for artists with a strong portfolio and positive reviews from previous clients.
Clearly Communicate Your Vision: Be clear about your expectations, desires, and any specific elements you want to be included in the artwork. Effective communication is crucial to ensure that the artist understands your vision.
Trust the Artist's Expertise: While it's essential to communicate your vision, also trust the artist's creativity and expertise. Give them the artistic freedom to interpret your ideas, as it can lead to exceptional and unexpected results.
Set a Realistic Budget: Commissioning a work of art can vary in cost depending on the artist's reputation, the complexity of the piece, and its size. Establish a realistic budget early on and discuss it openly with the artist to avoid misunderstandings later.
Agree on Terms and Contract: Put all agreements, including deadlines, payment terms, and the scope of the project, in a written contract to protect both parties' interests.
Be Patient: Creating art takes time, and artists may need several weeks or months to complete your commission. Patience is essential during this process to allow the artist to produce their best work.
Celebrate the Result: Once the artwork is complete, take the time to appreciate and celebrate the final piece. Display it proudly, and share the experience with others who might appreciate the artist's talent.
Overall, commissioning a work of art can be a fulfilling and enjoyable experience for collectors and artists alike, fostering creativity, connection, and appreciation for the world of art.
COMMISSIONS
Do you have a special painting in mind you want for your home or office? Johnson Wildman Artists, Cheryl Johnson, and Jim Wildman can create in many styles and colors. Buy Art Online. Commission a Custom Painting. Cheryl Johnson & Jim Wildman. Abstract. Landscapes. Modern Portraits. Choose your favorite style or medium: Oil. Acrylic. Mixed Media. Paintings. Figurative. Expressionism. Impressionism. Animals, Portraits, Native Art, Collage. Sculptures. Come to our studio in Charlotte, North Carolina USA.
Consider a commission painting selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our studio directly to you. Commissioned Work Just For You. Please help us to create a personalized piece for your space that reflects your taste and personality by sending us a response to a few of the following requests. Your desired size and image (to base your custom art upon)diptychs or triptychs welcome (series of two, three or more)preferred color palette/paint or fabric samples photo of the room where the paintings will be placed telephone conversation to get to know each other residential or commercial send to my email any reference paintings of mine you are drawn to Commissioning a painting is an exciting step to owning a bespoke artwork made especially for you and your interior.
Made to your size and color choices. The right art will not only add interest to a room or decoration to a wall, but it will bring a space truly to life. Our job is to interpret your ideas and create something original and new. We do not re-create our previous paintings - We couldn’t even if we tried because they all come into being as a result of an intuitive process of layering and exploration. This way, each work is unique with only you in mind.
The commissioning process: You contact us: jw@johnsonwildman.com or call +1-704-516-6277. We can work with you either on the phone, zoom, or in person, we have an initial meeting to discuss ideas and preferences, size, color palette, and personal elements (if any) that you’d like us to interpret. Ideally, this will take place in your home (or the ultimate location of the painting) but if you’re not local to us, we can do this on a video call. We will send you a quote and, once agreed, a 50% deposit secures the commission.
The time scale varies on size and substrate. Time can be from 3 weeks to 3 months at a minimum but depends on the commission requirements. Due to the way we work (paintings undergo many changes and are composed of a multitude of layers), we will not be showing you the painting until we feel it has sufficiently ‘come together to make visual sense. We send you photos of the work. You love it and we finish it up,frame it upon request, and ship it to you. At this stage, we can either decide it is finished or we can make changes as required.