Commissions

I love creating custom commission pieces for collectors.

Together, we’ll create a one-of-a-kind painting tailored to your space and colour palette, drawing inspiration from my current or past work.

A white palette with various mixed pastel and neutral acrylic paint splotches and smears.
A woman painting an abstract landscape on a large canvas on the floor in an art studio. She is kneeling with a paintbrush in hand, surrounded by other abstract paintings and art supplies.

I appreciate your interest in learning more about my commission process. I offer custom paintings for both residential and commercial spaces, working directly with collectors as well as with interior designers and art consultants.

I love collaborating on commissioned pieces. After years of working in creative industries where teamwork was at the heart of everything I did, I’ve carried that same spirit into my art practice. Together, we’ll create a piece that feels personal and intentional, one that reflects your space, palette, and energy.

There are many reasons why commissioning an original painting might be the right fit. Maybe you connect with my style but need a specific size or colour palette, or perhaps a piece you loved has sold, and you’d like to capture a similar feeling in a new work.

Every painting I create is unique and made by hand. While referencing my past work helps me understand what draws you in, whether it’s the colour harmony, movement, or emotion, your commissioned piece will always have its own life and story.

Collaborating is something I deeply enjoy. Together, we’ll bring to life a painting that complements your environment, but more importantly, one that resonates with who you are and how you want to feel in your space.

FAQs

  • I’ll work with you to create a one-of-a-kind piece tailored to your vision. We’ll begin by discussing your ideas, colours, mood, size, and any inspiration you’d like me to draw from. From there, I’ll provide a quote and estimated timeline.

    Once the details are confirmed, a 50% deposit secures your commission and materials. The painting process typically takes 4-8 weeks, depending on size and current studio schedule.

    I stay in touch throughout the process and may share a quick update along the way to confirm we’re aligned, while keeping space for creative flow and intuition. Once complete, the remaining balance is due before delivery or pickup.

    Each painting is completely unique and an original work created just for you.

  • Paintings take approximately 4–8 weeks to complete. If you need your artwork by a specific date, please mention it when booking so I can confirm whether it can be completed in time.

  • Framing can be provided or suggested upon request. Additional charges apply. Please mention your interest in framing during the initial discussion.

  • If you’re located in the Toronto area, you may choose to collect your painting in person or arrange for local delivery.

    For larger works, paintings may be shipped rolled in a tube to reduce shipping costs. Any local framing shop can re-stretch the rolled canvas and frame your piece.

    If you prefer to have your painting shipped stretched and ready to hang, we can discuss the additional shipping fee.

  • If you’d like to connect by video, phone, or in person to talk through your commission, you can reach me at hello@caroleboudreau.com to book a time.

Commission Request Form

Share your vision - let’s create a one-of-a-kind piece together.

Woman painting an abstract black and white canvas on the floor in an art studio.
Various paintbrushes stored in jars and containers on a table, along with some paint tubes and art supplies.
An artist's workspace with paint tubes, brushes, a palette with mixed paint colors, and art supplies scattered on a worktable, with sunlight casting shadows.
A woman with dark hair wearing a striped sweater and dark pants working on a painting in an art studio, surrounded by art supplies and abstract paintings.
A black and white photo of two containers filled with large soapstone or chalk blocks. The containers sit on a wooden surface, with three smaller pieces of soapstone or chalk outside the containers.
An artist in a white shirt and glasses organizing abstract paintings in a brightly lit art gallery.