Commission A Painting by Jill Saur
Looking To Own An Extraordinary Painting That's Just Right For You?
- You will tell me what you are looking for both in content and size. If we are both confident that our vision is in line with each other, we will proceed with a contract.
- I collect half of the purchase price from you.
- You provide any color charts or items with colors in them that you want me to include in the painting. I do a work up sketch and present colors for your approval.
- You will receive updates and photos of the painting as it develops. I gladly accept and want input from you right up until the final approval.
- After your approval, I will ask for the final payment on your painting. If you need the painting shipped to you, my shipper will pack, insure and ship your painting to your doorstep.
I submitted three drawings to them via email and they chose this one.
THE FINISHED PAINTING!
”One afternoon I had the idea to commission a painting of our one hundred year old family farmhouse. As anyone else would do in 2015, I googled, "commission painting Atlanta". Jill's website was one of the first to show up. Immediately, I was impressed with the talent on her website and the step-by- step process she outlines for commissioned work. I emailed and called Jill and quickly we began collaborating with pictures and emails. Jill truly stays with her commitment to involve the client in the decision process as portrayed on her website. It rapidly becomes clear that Jill paints from the passion in her heart, which creates her unique talent. Upon completion, you will start to photograph all sorts of ideas that you wish to commission with Jill in the future. An addiction is created! I am very honored to have “The Bennett Family Farmhouse” from Jill Saur in my home. My new piece of art will be the talk of Atlanta in 2015. Thank you Jill for a wonderful first commissioned experience." – Lori B. – Atlanta, GA.
Lori provided me with a photograph of her family’s one hundred year old farm. I cropped the image to fit onto an 18”x24” canvas size that Lori wanted. She approved.


























