Creating
the finished article
DAVID ROWLANDS loves to paint miltary subjects. Since he was
young he has been fascinated by the uniforms and equipment
of modern and historical armies. He prides himself on
accuracy and historical detail, seeing himself as an artist
who records past events as closely as possible.
It
is advised that you visit David's studio before completion in case
any detailed changes need to be made at points during the
production. Once the painting is finished you are invited
to confirm its completion before a professional art photographer
takes digital images to produce your prints. David has
worked closely with his printers over a ten
year period and will scrutinise proofs for colour accuracy
and quality.
Printing
will take one to two weeks. After that the final package
of framed painting and prints will be ready for you to
collect or be delivered to you.
Please
note that David Rowlands retains the copyright on the image
produced. Be assured that commissioning a work of art
means you have full unrestricted ownership of the canvas. He is happy to discuss any request for you publish the picture in a journal or book etc.
Introduction
Commissioning a painting - what's next?
How does David produce an oil painting?
Creating the finished article
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