For Collectors - Art Commission Process
Art Commission Process to Order Your Own Unique Handcrafted Painting
Commissions
A limited number of commissioned paintings are accepted each year.
Collectors often commission works based on:
• Personal baseball memorabilia
• Family heirlooms
• Significant bourbon bottles
• Objects that carry personal history
Each commissioned piece is developed in close collaboration with the collector to ensure the final painting captures both the object and the story behind it.
An art commission website like mine make getting a customized artwork a way to remember a unique and special moment. Art also makes an unforgettable gift for a loved one and can be enjoyed for generations while also providing an innovative way to extend your brand. Below you can find out how easy it is to commission a painting by Max Savaiko.
- First, we’ll discuss what you want featured in the painting and any favorite items you would like to include.
- Next, I’ll imagine a setup which will inspire, gather materials or props needed to complete the design, and photograph the scene. We'll text back and forth until you are happy with the photo setup. You can request any changes at this stage and I'll send you a revised photo.
- Upon approval of the design and cost, a 30% non refundable deposit is required.
- I will send progress photo's along the way and we can discuss framing as well.
- When the painting is complete (in approximately 6 weeks) I’ll email/ text you an image for your review. The remaining balance 70% (plus shipping) is due before shipping of the painting, or when the painting is hand delivered.
- On receipt of the final payment, the painting is shipped to you.
For prices and additional information about timing, Click on the CONTACT tab and type a message, I can give sample prices and answer any questions you may have.
Sample Completed Commissions:
The Glass was the feature!
Here the collector made Pizza and they had Martini's and Whispering Angel wine.
Artist Feature
Bourbon with HeART
I was painting watercolors at the dinner table with my twin
daughters, and it felt natural. I said to myself, I can do this." That's
when Max Savaiko realized he could paint. "They were two at
the time, and they're now twenty-four, to put that in perspective.
AAPL Feature Artist
It's Never Just About the Game
My inspiration for painting baseball art didn't come all at once, it came gradually, like the rythm of the game itself.
Local Artist Highlights
Share My Secret
I have been known to share secrets. However, the only secrets I share are those I know will enhance the lives of others. I am excited to have this opportunity to share my story about Max Savaiko
