I’m happy to now be offering shipping to United States, United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, Japan and Singapore.

I offer free shipping on all prints.

Smaller original pieces (under 300 square inches) are easily shipped via Canada Post—tracked, well-packaged, and reliable. The shipping price will be calculated at check-out.

Larger works need a custom courier quote, so at checkout you can select “Contact me for a shipping quote” and I will send you a separate invoice for the shipping price. Alternatively you can send me an email prior to purchase and I’ll get you a quote.

Small original paintings will typically ship within 3–5 business days, prints within 5–7 business days (as they are made to order) and larger works within 2 weeks of order. Once shipped, delivery times depend on your location—within Canada, expect 3–10 business days, and international orders may take longer.

All of my prints are made to order to ensure the best quality. This means prints may take a few extra days to process before shipping.

All prints are made on high-quality, archival-grade paper with a smooth matte finish to beautifully showcase the colours and details of the original artwork. The paper is acid-free and designed to last, so your print will stay vibrant for years to come.

Because each print is made to order, I’m not able to accept returns or exchanges if you change your mind. That said, if there’s any issue with your order—like damage during shipping—please get in touch right away so I can make it right.

Commissions can be a bit tricky. My work is rooted in inspiration—something I see, feel, or experience—so I don’t always feel confident I can create something joyful or authentic when working strictly from someone else’s photo.

That said, if you have an idea or image in mind, feel free to send it my way. I’m happy to take a look and let you know if I feel it’s something I can work with in a way that stays true to my creative process. If it feels like a good fit, we can absolutely discuss what’s possible.

Prints arrive unframed, giving you the freedom to choose a frame style and colour that suits your space. Original oil paintings are ready to hang as-is, with edges painted black for a clean, finished look—but if you'd like to frame one, I recommend a floating frame to beautifully highlight the artwork.

Feel free to contact me if you’d like a digital mockup with different frame colour options—I’m happy to help you visualize it in your space!

My online shop is set up for full payment at checkout. That said, if you’re in Toronto and interested in an original painting, feel free to reach out—I occasionally offer instalment plans on a case-by-case basis for local collectors.

If you're in Canada—no worries, no tariffs. I’m shipping from Toronto.

If you're in the U.S., head literally spinning. As of now, there do not appear to be new tariffs on original artwork imported from Canada—but that could change, so best to double-check.

In general, your country might charge duties or import taxes, but original art is often exempt. If you’re unsure, a quick check with your local customs office is the safest bet.

I don’t run regular sales or discounts, as I aim to keep my pricing fair and reflective of the time and care that goes into each piece. However, I do occasionally offer special promotions to my email subscribers—so if you’d like to be the first to know, make sure you’re on the list!

If you're in Toronto, we may be able to arrange an in-person trial with a refundable deposit—just get in touch and we can chat about the details.

I also offer digital mock-ups to help you visualize the artwork in your space. Here’s how:

1. Use painter’s tape to mark a 1-meter wide rectangle on your wall (measure from inside edge to inside edge).

2. Take a photo of the wall straight on, with good lighting.

3. Send it my way, and I’ll scale the image and drop in the painting so you can see how it could look in your home.

To keep your original painting looking its best display it in a room with natural light, but away from direct sunlight and sources of heat or humidity, as these can cause fading or cracking. Maintain a stable environment with temperatures between 65–75°F (18–24°C) and relative humidity of 40–50% .​

Dust the surface gently with a soft, dry cloth or a soft-bristled brush; avoid using water, cleaning products, or solvents, as these can damage the paint .