FAQs

FAQs

Can I buy art that I see on the website but that is not listed in the Etsy shop? Expand

Yes, it may be possible to purchase art that isn’t yet listed in the Etsy shop. Please contact me to discuss. I have many pieces that are in exhibition rotation and not currently listed for sale on Etsy. 

I also sell art through the Covet Art Gallery online catalog and have designs available for creating custom merchandise through Zazzle

If you see any of my art on social media that you’re interested in purchasing, please contact me either through Etsy or by using the Contact tab in this website.

What is your return policy? Expand

My shop policy is that all sales are final. There are no refunds, but in rare circumstances a store credit may be issued. If there is an issue with your art purchase (e.g. package arrives damaged), please contact me immediately so we can discuss next steps.

Do you offer custom-made art? Expand

Yes, I call those pieces Portraits in Polymer. Please see the instructions and contact form in the Commissioned Art tab of this website or through the commissioned art ad in my Etsy shop.

Is your art considered AI-created art? Expand

Although AI helps me create my imagery, my artwork is not AI art. It is a fully physical, handcrafted process, no different than using a paintbrush or sculpting tool. The result is a piece of polymer clay and mixed media art, shaped, painted, and finished by hand. I am one of only a handful of exhibiting artists using a similar technique, and it has become a defining part of my artistic voice.

Like it or not, AI art is here to stay. Because my use of AI is only as a creative tool, the real craftsmanship of my art lies in the creation of the polymer clay focal points and unique imagery. I believe my use of AI is benign. Artistic expression takes many forms and not just that of drawing or painting. I believe my art should have an equal opportunity to be seen and admired – to have my stories be heard.