Bring Your Vision to Life

In addition to the wide range of modern ready-made art, The Dope Art also offers customized designing services for its customers who want art tailored precisely according to their individual preferences.

Does my design style appeal to you, and are you interested in hiring me to commission an idea of yours?

Here is what you need to know to proceed!

How I Create My Artwork

Often mistaken for physical paint strokes, my artwork is actually created using digital tools to manipulate photography in photoshop. Using photoshop I have been able to develop my own unique art style. While it is less time consuming than physically painting onto canvas, I put an incredible amount of detail into my work and do generally spend anywhere from 10-40 hours to complete each design.

This means that your ideas can be limitless, incredibly detailed, and you will allow me to adjust your final design to be something more incredible

Pricing

My pricing varies based on the amount of detail, figures, and overall time I will take to create your artwork. For a quote please read through the following and reach out with a detailed description as well as reference images if necessary.

Range $250-500 Design Fee

Single Figure (No Background): $150
Single Figure (W/ Background): $300
Pet Portrait: $250
Self Portrait: $375
Advanced Full 4x5 Design: $500

In addition to having the ability to create and manipulate your artwork in unfathomable ways, you will also be given a high-resolution digital file of your artwork.

Payment

I take half payment up front and the other half upon agreed completion of the final design.

I accept cash (locally only), Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App.

Printing Options

#1 Canvas Prints: 12x16’’, 18x24”, 24x30”, 30x40”, 36x48”

#2 Paper Prints: 12x16’’, 18x24”, 24x30”, 30x40”

#3 Digital File only (you print)

What are the Pros and Cons of digital art?

Pros

More detail / higher resolution ready to print files

Additions, variations, and adjustments are exponentially faster

More affordable and prints look almost exactly like they were painted

Cons:

No “Original” physical version (unless limited to X number of prints)