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THE GOAL of both the portrait
artist and the client is the creation of a painting which is pleasing, captures
the likeness and personality of the subject, and is able to stand on its own
merits as a work of art.
- On the average it will take two to three
meetings to produce a quality portrait. The first meeting can be either
at the subject’s home or at the studio of the artist. The basic
composition of the portrait (size, pose, format, type of clothing, tone
background, and lighting) is determined and a series of 60 to 100
photographs are taken. This photo session takes approximately 1 1/2
hours. An additional 2 hours is requested, but not required, to complete
a charcoal study of the subject from life.
At the second meeting, the photos are analyzed and the
final decision is made as to pose and tone of the painting. Sometimes
additional photos are taken at this time.
Upon completion of the painting, a meeting is arranged for
the final sitting and delivery of the portrait.
Posthumous portraits can be created using available
photographs.
- Forty percent of the COST of
the portrait is due at the first sitting. The remaining balance is due
upon the completion of the portrait. If the sitter does not accept the
final portrait, the INITIAL DEPOSIT is nonrefundable, and the remaining
balance dispensed with.
- The portrait becomes the
possession of the client upon the payment of balance. In the event the
agreement described in this contract cannot be kept on the part of the
sitter due to nonpayment of balance due, the portrait remains in the
possession of the artist.
- In the event that the portrait
is damaged, lost, or stolen while in the possession of the artist, the
artist shall begin another portrait at no additional expense to the
client.
Tina Gleason Fine Art
2454 Hudgins Rd.
Sherman, TX
75092
(903)
815-5276
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