I am currently accepting commissions in various different mediums. I am willing to take on a variety of different subjects.

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The finished piece will be painted in oils or drawn in charcoal using techniques learned from studying the Old Masters at the Florence Academy of Art. See what I did HERE. 

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I offer two different styles:

• A classical style - oil on canvas/charcoal on paper which gives a traditional style. 

• A contemporary style - oil on plexiglass with a mixed media collaged background and frame. The collaged background can also be personalised with pictures and text you send me.  

 

If you are interested in commissioning a painting or drawing please send an inquiry below and I will get back to you as soon as possible with more info and a quote.

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Prices vary a lot based on complexity, number of subjects, size and medium, but here is a general estimate:

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Graphite Sketch: £45-£150

Charcoal drawing: £150-£550

Oil Painting: £350-£1,500

 

Thank you for your interest

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Some feedback from previous commissions:

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"I am overwhelmed and cannot out into words just how happy I am with this unique one-off piece, and I am sure my brother will be too."

Andy Murray

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"His work is absolutely outstanding. Our portraits are so accurate and both thoughtfully and attractively decorated with his modern and edgy background style. We would 100% recommend him. Well worth every penny! We are intending to commission him again in the future to paint our three children."

Claudia House

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“Micah successfully captured our son’s personalities in his portraits for us. He was a pleasure to work with and we treasure the pictures. We would not hesitate to recommend him."

Tim Gardner

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"I am happy to have received the painting , which is a very flattering... He has caught the eyes and the regard very well. He has a  strong sense of style , his own, and powerful technique which is remarkable for someone his age."

Baroness Fiona Thyssen 

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"I was so nervous commissioning a portrait - but Micah created a stunning piece of work, unmistakable likeness and captured the personality too."

Fo Baxter

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