I offer art consultation for sizing, framing, and compositing.

Great interiors look effortless, but we all know just how much effort goes into that effortless look.
I’ve been fortunate to be a small part of helping create some of those effortless looks. From floor plans and elevations to building custom pieces. I understand the attention to detail required to create a well designed interior. And, bring that same attention when it comes to artwork on your walls. My experience as a graphic designer gives me the skills necessary to manage a successful outcome. Visualizing the artwork in the space is critical. Not only ensuring it works in the interior but also saving time and money from costly mistakes.

I worked closely with interior designer to visualize and adjust the artwork to best fit their design. Once the image was selected, I scaled and adjusted the artwork to work with the space. Even matching the frame and matte to the interior accents (la

I worked closely with interior designer to visualize and adjust the artwork to best fit their design. Once the image was selected, I scaled and adjusted the artwork to work with the space. Even matching the frame and matte to the interior accents (lamps and drawer nightstands). Seeing the rendering made us realize the importance of selecting the correct white for the matte. A bright white would have been a mistake. With a little back and forth we were able to determine a white matte that complimented the various whites and textures in the room. A final touch was to add a subtle duotone effect to the image to better compliment the green/gray wall.

The homeowner selected my “country intersection” image that reflected an intersection at the end of their hallway. They supplied this photo showing the space with measurements so I could scale and composite the artwork on the wall, showing them how i

The homeowner selected my “country intersection” image that reflected an intersection at the end of their hallway. They supplied this photo showing the space with measurements so I could scale and composite the artwork on the wall, showing them how it would look before ordering the print. I also added a subtle duotone effect to the image to compliment the wall color.