- I do work on commission requests each month but space is limited! Please contact me for availability and what you have in mind to get started.
- My work is primarily landscape focused with occasional animals and impressions of people. I do not work on portraits!
- Currently the smallest canvas size I work on for custom orders is 4x6in. For mini's (2x2in, 2.5x3.5in, 2.5x5in) due to their size and fine detail work these would require a custom order of 2+ qty.

- I have a large collection of artwork that is available as prints, phone cases, puzzles, mugs, pillows, any many other options from my print shop (https://joe-mandrick.pixels.com/). They offer a 30-day money back guarantee!
- For original artwork that was previously sold I can create another variation (or as close to the original as possible) upon request. Refer to the Custom orders for more details. Since this would be a custom order, the canvas size does not have to be the same size as the original artwork. It could be larger or smaller!

- All of my paintings are sealed in a non-yellowing varnish to protect against UV light fade, moisture, and dust. A damp rag or soft cloth is recommended for cleaning any debris on the painting. Do not use chemical cleaners as these can damage the varnish coating! Filtered tap water or distilled water is recommended.
- If possible do not place artwork in an area that receives lots of direct sunlight! The direct exposure to the sun increases UV light damage to the pigments in the painting. This can lead to premature color fade. Although the pigments used are ASTM I rated (100+ yrs), they will not last forever!

- Currently my business is not structured to support most wholesale options as it's handmade artwork! It may be possible for smaller items such as magnets or molded figures (gnomes, ladybugs, fireflies, lanterns, etc.)

- Pricing depends on the canvas size chosen. In general the pricing scales up the larger the canvas dimensions. I can often accommodate unique canvas sizes for custom frames if needed!
- Custom orders in general follow the same pricing as on my shop (originals) unless it's electronic art.

No! Canvas is very durable and can take drops, bumps, even pressing/poking. As long as it's not torn it can be "re-stretched". The back of the artwork is typically exposed canvas against wooden stretcher bars. Rubbing a very light amount of distilled water [or filtered tap] along the back of the canvas weave will cause the cotton fibers to swell and pull against each other, tightening up the entire canvas! A small mister bottle works very well for this. Do NOT soak the canvas, if too much water was applied use a paper towel or dry cloth and blot it up. The canvas will start tightening up immediately and can be left open to dry out.