If you are interested in buying a painting, there are two ways to do it:

If the painting you are interested is listed in an external online gallery, the link in my catalog will take you directly to that gallery's page for the painting (each gallery has its own terms and conditions of sales). Other paintings are available directly from the studio, so there is a link to request a PayPal invoice from me (please don't hesitate it to use it to ask a question about the painting, as well).

All paintings sold from my studio come with a month-long full-refund guarantee and free shipping. Oil paintings are notoriously difficult to show through a computer screen, and your screen and my screen are likely to differ. Generally, my paintings look much better "in person", but if you are for some reason disappointed, just inform me within 30 days of receiving the painting, put it in the mail, and I'll immediately refund the full purchase price once I receive it in its original condition.

If you want to get updates when new paintings are released, please follow my "Studio News" blog, my Google+ stream, Twitter updates, or my Daily PaintWorks auctions.

If you are interested in a certain painting, but cannot afford the purchase at this time, I can put the painting on hold for you for a non-refundable 25% deposit for several months, depending on your circumstances.

All of my paintings are unframed, and neither really needs a frame. All canvases are gallery-wrapped and their edges painted, so they can be hung "as is" (if you want your canvas to come with hanging wire ready, tell me about it in your e-mail); panels can be attached to a wall with removable 3M fasteners (or, if small, even put on a bookshelf). Of course, you can also frame your painting once you've received it.

If you have any additional questions, I'll be happy to answer them by e-mail.