mail: P.O. Box 298, La Veta, CO 81055
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Kathy Hill
mail: P.O. Box 298, La Veta, CO 81055 |
How to buy artwork on this website
| 1. Contact the artist
laveta_artist@hotmail.com Please include the Title of the artwork, whether you are interested in the original, a commission, or a printed reproduction, and quantity. Do not send any money prior to contacting the artist. Include your name, address, email, & phone, and any other pertinent information. Please feel free to ask questions! 2. After confirmation with the artist of the availability of the artwork you wish to purchase, send a check or money order for the amount specified by the artist. This will include shipping expenses. |
| Framing services available |
| Contact the artist about framing services. Economical metal and wood frames are available. Reproductions and watercolors can be framed with plexiglas or without glass at all. |
| Commission rates |
| Commissioned paintings are encouraged.
Paintings may be done from earlier paintings or from photos. The
artist prefers to be able to visit the location to be painted and to take
her own photos. However, if the purchaser has several good photos that give
a good representation of the subject, a commission might be acceptable.
Good light is critical. The price of a painting done at the request of a purchaser begins with a base rate of $300 for up to 1½ sq. ft*. Every sq. ft. thereafter is an additional $200. A deposit of 30% is required. Five days after receipt of deposit, it becomes non-refundable. If the purchaser requests a frame, it is an additional cost. Shipping is also additional. Paintings delivered in Colorado will include sales tax. * Example: an 10” x 14” painting is less than one sq. ft. The estimated cost would be $300. 12” x 24” is 288 sq. in or 2 sq. ft (288 divided by 144). The estimated cost would be figured this way: 1st sq. ft. = $300. 1 sq. ft additional would be $200. Total estimated cost: $500. Actual price can be higher, depending on how many elements are in the painting. Estimates are the same for watercolors, oils, or acrylic paintings. effective October 2007 |
