Personalize your home or business with a commission by Amoxes Art™

 

PRICES

link:  Amoxes Art Price List

Prices are dependent upon size, number of subjects, time and materials.  Discounts for Active-Duty Military & Veterans.

Prices are subject to change without advance notice.

PAYMENT

A non-refundable deposit of half-down (50% of the price) is required before any work is started. The remaining balance is due when the artwork is 100% completed and shipped. 

Payment is made via PayPal only.  NO CHECKS.  An invoice will be submitted via Paypal.

MAKE A REQUEST

Provide the following information to request a commission:

 

 

 

 

We reserve the right to decline service.

REFERENCE PHOTOS

• Reference photos must be emailed separately to tapassions2015@gmail.com.
• To ensure you receive the best quality artwork, reference photos should be clear and focused. More than one close-up photo of each subject is preferred.
• All reference photos are deleted upon completion of artwork.

SHIPPING

Shipping service is conducted via US Postal Service or United Parcel Service, whichever provides the most affordable rate for our customers.

Upon receipt of payment, the artwork is professionally packaged and delivered within 5 to 11 business days, depending upon destination. 

International Shipping

At this time, artworks are shipped to the United States and Canada Only.  Prints are available for shipping, worldwide, through redbubble.com, search “Amoxes”.

Outside the United States and Canada: International shipping for commissions $350.00 U.S. Dollars (USD) and higher only. Before a package is shipped, Custom’s forms are completed with professionalism. 

We are not responsible for Custom’s overcharges, Custom’s seizures, theft, loss or damage due to negligence or uncontrollable weather situations. 

Please be advised some destinations do not have a mechanism to track a package.

 

“By purchasing an original Amoxes’ painting you are buying authentic quality art!”

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 Samples of Amoxes™ Commissions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Hope”