A Bespoke Heirloom, Made by Hand

I’m honored you’re here.

Each piece I create is a one-of-a-kind sculpted acrylic bouquet, built petal by petal using thick acrylic paint and specialized piping techniques. No molds, no shortcuts.

Because of the time and care involved (and the demand for this work), my current waitlist is about three years. I know that’s a meaningful commitment, and I’m deeply grateful to everyone who joins it. For something truly custom and lasting, hundreds of past clients can attest that the finished piece is every bit as special as they hoped it would be — and often more.

How the Waitlist Works

• Ongoing sign-ups. You can add your name at any time. Invitations are sent in the order requests are received.

• Invites go out in groups. When I finish a round of paintings, I contact the next group on the list. If you haven’t heard from me yet, your place is simply still approaching — your spot is secure.

• Same-pace batches. I work on several commissions at once, so each group moves through the creative process together.

When your turn arrives

  1. I’ll send you an email letting you know your spot has opened.

  2. You’ll send your bouquet photos (top-down views work best), along with your location and preferred background color.

  3. We’ll confirm the size and pricing together.

  4. A 50% non-refundable deposit secures your commission.

  5. Progress updates are shared throughout the painting process.

Once finished, I’ll send final photos, drying time details, and insured shipping information.

Because the paint is sculpted thickly, pieces usually require about one - two weeks of drying time before shipping.

Choosing a size

Over the years I’ve created bouquets at many scales, from tiny keepsakes to large statement pieces. Each offers a slightly different experience.

Keepsake Pieces (4–6 inches)

My smallest works are designed as petite heirlooms. These tiny paintings are perfect for preserving a few special blooms, celebrating a meaningful flower, or creating a delicate reminder of a larger bouquet.

They’re small in scale, but still sculpted with the same care and dimensional technique as my larger pieces.

Signature Bouquets (8–14 inches)

Many bouquets translate beautifully into the 8–14 inch range, which has become the most popular size among my collectors.

At this scale the sculpted flowers remain dense, detailed, and jewel-like, while still allowing the overall arrangement to feel balanced and complete.

In particular, the 12-inch format tends to feel especially satisfying visually. It allows the eye to take in the entire bouquet while still appreciating the individual sculpted petals, shadows, and textures that make the painting come alive.

For many bouquets, this size captures the perfect balance between intimacy and presence.

Statement Pieces (16 inches and larger)

For those who want their bouquet to make a bold impact on the wall, larger sizes allow the arrangement to expand and breathe, especially for dense, wide or cascading bouquets with long greenery and stems.

These paintings can become striking focal points in a room, allowing the sculpted florals to spread across the canvas with dramatic movement and depth.

Because of the increased paint density and complexity involved, these larger works require significantly more time and physical sculpting during the creation process.

Pricing

Commissions are priced primarily by panel size, with adjustments when bouquets become unusually intricate or paint-dense.

Smaller keepsake pieces begin at $275, while signature sized bouquets commissions commonly fall between $725 (8”) and $1,450 (14”), However, my sizing ranges from 4 inches to 48 inches and covers every size and shape in between.

If a bouquet contains an unusually large number of flower varieties or extremely dense florals, I’ll outline any complexity adjustments clearly in advance so there are never surprises.

Why the wait is worth it

  • Every bouquet I create is more than just paint on canvas. It’s a translation of your flowers into something living and tactile. I study your photos carefully, matching not only the colors but also the natural shifts, undertones, and shadows that make each bloom unique.

    What sets my work apart is that I don’t aim for stiff, mechanical precision. Flowers in nature aren’t perfect circles or identical petals, they’re perfectly imperfect, organic and alive. I sculpt in a way that honors that reality, so your piece feels like it grew right out of the canvas.

    This balance of realism and artistry is something I’ve developed over years of practice, and it’s a skill that can’t really be taught, only earned through time, patience, and passion. It’s why each commission takes so much care, and why the result is worth waiting for: your bouquet, captured with heart, depth and an organic beauty that pays due respect to your flowers

Past Commissions