Custom Artwork
Commission a Custom Piece of Art
Our Most Requested Artists:
Jess Perna
Jess Perna has created thousands of commissions. His passionate attention to detail yields excellent likenesses. For an heirloom piece choose oil, pencil or digital. Canvas oil paintings are gallery wrapped, varnished and ready to hang. Drawings are on thick, acid free, non-yellowing paper. High quality archival materials are used. Inquire about additional benefits included with your purchase.
Charlene Mosley
Charlene Mosley is a fine artist, illustrator and muralist. Her painterly, expressive brush work elegantly captures the spirit of each client in her custom work. She also creates work and licenses her drawings for collaborative projects, such as a line of children’s books.
Alexander Arshansky
Arshansky’s artwork tells stories through hidden and overt symbolism among intricate patterns and color spaces. Arshansky offers a palm reading for custom pieces (if desired), and imbues each piece with the stories and energies of each client.
Ron Carlson
Carlson’s playful ceramic vessels are food and beverage safe. Adorned with color, texture, and iconic imagery, these beautiful works bring joy and color to your everyday table, or a striking display on special occasions.
Duke Windsor
Windsor has taught art at many venues including the San Diego Museum of Art and the Athenaeum, and he is currently an instructor of drawing and painting at Art on 30th Street. He has also produced portrait commissions and military historical works. Windsor is pleased to create abstract and cityscape paintings on commission.
Kelsey Overstreet
Overstreet’s “abstract paintings are blueprints: a visual reference for the structure of the human experience. This structure is divided into three rooms: the body, sensory experience, and thoughts and feelings. I create the blueprint for these rooms using the principles of embodiment, awareness, and the tension of yin and yang.”
Stephanie and Ken Goldman
For traditional portrait and landscape commissions, look to Stephanie and Ken Goldman to capture a treasured memory with impeccable brushwork, exceptional use of light and color, and true-to-life details.
Jeremy Sicile-Kira
Sicile-Kira focuses on painting the positive emotions and spiritual essence of his clients. Using his gift of synesthesia and ability to see auras around people and pets, he recreates the portraits, and provides a description of the meaning of each color. Sicile-Kira also creates memorial paintings. A professional artist since his first sold-out curated solo show in 2016, he has participated in Art Basel and other art shows around the country.
Alexandra Hart
Hart has been designing jewelry for nearly two decades and has received numerous awards and scholarships. She looks to nature and evolutionary evidence in biology for inspiration. She works with family heirlooms or recycled and ethically sourced materials to design new, contemporary treasures.
Lee Sie
Custom Artwork | Commission Art FAQ
Commissioning art from your favorite artist allows you to create a custom piece of artwork that is perfectly suited to your taste and space.
Commissioning an artwork can be intimidating - especially for first-time buyers - so we’ve put together this FAQ page to help you better understand our commissioning process for custom artwork at Sparks Gallery.
Yes! Our artists receive numerous requests for custom artwork, so if you want your commissioned piece by a specific date, you’ll want to secure your spot as soon as possible. Submit your project to us, and your desired artist will quickly get back to you with a quote.
The price of custom artwork varies largely based on medium, subject matter, and scale. If you’re interested in commissioning a custom piece of art from one of our artists, contact us, and the artists will get in touch with you to describe their overall process, collect initial details, and can then provide you with an accurate price range.
Typically, commissioning custom artwork with one of our artists begins by providing a basic description of your desired piece via our inquiry form. There are some extra details you can provide to help expedite your reply, including:
Photos or descriptions of artwork similar to the style, medium, or subject that you would like to have made,
Your desired size, medium, and orientation for the commission,
The date you would like to receive your commissioned piece.
Once we know these details, our artists will reach out to gather additional details, provide you with a price range, and get started on your commission.
Of course! Artists encourage feedback while working on your custom artwork to ensure that you are in alignment with the vision for the artwork. Your thoughts are especially important when answering our artists’ initial questions, and when you receive a mock-up or sketch to review. Many artists limit the number of revisions they allow on a custom project, so make sure to ask the artist how many revisions are included in the custom artwork price.
You play a large role in the art commissioning process. We encourage you to send us reference materials such as:
Inspiration images for your custom artwork
Your favorite work from your requested artist
Interior color schemes
Personalized touches
Texture/finish preferences
The timeline will vary based on the details you provide us. For the most accurate length of time it will take to deliver your commissioned piece to you, fill out our form with the details of your project, and our artists will get back to you with a timeline.
The artists we work with at Sparks Gallery are exceptionally talented. Whether you’re commissioning art as a unique gift for a loved one, or creating a perfect piece for your home, we will connect you with an artist who will create a special piece that we hope will bring you joy for many years to come.