Tom Bubul .info

A painting lasts a long time. It's nice to look at one a little every day or so, then maybe ten years pass, and you and the painting are the same, but different. It's important to me that anyone interested in my work and supporting my studio should be able to experience this themselves. :)

If you'd like a painting, let me know your budget, and we can take it from there. Simply email me:

tom.bubul@gmail

Anyone who has intellectual, emotional, or other direct or metaphysical uses for artwork, which if you're reading this, I would strongly assume includes you :)

I receive your contact info, and then I reach out to talk about the details of what I'll be making for you.

I have no idea what rules you could be talking about that could possibly apply to my studio. :) If artists can't figure out how to make their work available to the people or communities who have some real desire to interact with it, in an affordable, sustainable way, it's difficult for me to see what use their practices have. "Affordable" means different things to different people - I'm comfortable with however anyone self-reports that when they get in touch. And I know what "sustainable" means right now to me.

My basic formula for the past few years has been, "paintings should pay for at least twice their time." With consideration for my expenses and schedule, $450 is the ground-floor sustainable price for a small painting, buying me about a week of studio time. A piece in the $1600 range buys me close to a month.

My studio's sustainability is a separate concern from making paintings for the people who want them. Hit me up and we'll figure something out!

I have quite a few finished pieces available, yes. If you're interested in seeing them or hearing more, it's best to just email me directly: tom.bubul@gmail.

Whatever works. Payment plans are no problem. A small deposit of any amount is required to commence painting. Shipping isn't included. Satisfaction with the finished work is absolutely guaranteed.

I currently intend to turn commissions around in a month. The most realistic answer to this is that they take however long they take. With respect to both my lengthy project queue and the high quality level I try to bring to this category of painting work, I think it's reasonable to expect the entire process to take from between 3 months and a year. :) That said, it extremely depends on the project. And if you need something in time for a gift scenario or something, I can usually accommodate it.

Ya, it's:

tom.bubul@gmail