Would you like to request a quotation?
I am an artist, based in North Wales and take pleasure in painting portraits. As a basic guide a 10” x 8” Portrait costs £190 completed with a single subject.
Please fill out the contact page for more information or email : karenlhallartist@gmail.com
Latest Portrait Works
In The Garden
Typical Price £340
The size of this painting is just under A3 and it is painted in oil with a fairly realistic approach. This painting was created from a photo that was taken over 30 years ago, so producing a composition from the old photo album is very possible as long as the photograph is fairly large, focused and taken in good light.
The Donkey Ride
Typical Price £450
The size of this painting is just over A3 and painted again in quite a conventional, traditional style.
Jack Russell
Typical Price £240
The size of the painting is 12” x 10”, so similar to A4 and this time a more painterly approach is adopted to showcase the lovely colours on the dogs fur and the patterned duvet cover.
Guidance on Commissioning a Portrait From Karen L Hall
It would be my pleasure to carry out a portrait for you. To request a quote please use the contact page or alternatively utilise my email address karenlhallartist@gmail.com and I will ensure that I respond and discuss your requirements.
Oil portraits start from £190 for a small 8” x 10” painting with one subject, and I do request that a 20% advance payment is made prior to starting.
I will be happy to discuss with you what size and type of portrait you are looking for, whether you envisage one or multiple subjects and what style you would like to see the painting completed in.
With the information given, I can generate a quotation and advise on timescales. Purely due to logistics it is probable that quality photographs will form the basis of the work, but if clients are close enough to me, I would always prefer to make contact and arrange to take good clear, well lit photographs, meet with and sketch the subject. This approach allows all the source material to inform and elevate the finished work.