Start small.
For works under $2,000, including entry-level and smaller mid-level pieces, you’ll see prices right on the site.
Hear me out. Putting a monetary value on my ideas, original thoughts, and feelings is something most people don’t have to do. Sometimes I feel confident and ready to take on the world; other times, I’m not so confident. I guess that’s all of us, and that’s why I make the art I do.
But this poses a challenge when pricing artwork: it can make the process emotional, which may not be good for business. So I came up with a simple framework to help me reach my goal of selling paintings for $80,000–$100,000 USD.
I charge by size, and every couple of collections, prices go up by 20%.
HEIGHT × WIDTH × RATE = BASE PRICE
One consistent starting point. No sudden dips, no inflated highs.
Enter a size in inches to compare today’s base price with a scenario where my studio rate rises 20% once a year.
01 / A consistent approach
My approach has been to raise prices by 20% every other collection. It creates fairness, consistency, and a little urgency if you’ve been eyeing something.
The calculator explores what that growth could look like with one 20% increase a year, starting at today’s $4-per-square-inch rate.
02 / Tiers & access
I offer entry-level, mid-level, and high-level work. Every piece is a step in a journey — for you and for me.
For works under $2,000, including entry-level and smaller mid-level pieces, you’ll see prices right on the site.
For larger, upper-tier pieces, pricing is by conversation. These pieces are personal. We connect first, so I know where my work is going and you know the story behind it.
03 / The long-term vision
My paintings currently live in the $4,000–$10,000 range. Over time, my goal is to see that grow into the $80,000–$100,000 range per painting.
This is more than paint on a surface. It’s time, energy, thought, and experience. It’s my life, made physical.
That’s the direction I’m working toward — with my collectors alongside me. It’s a creative ambition, and the calculator above is one hypothetical pricing path.
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