Yes I do! I ship paintings all over the world and will provide you with a tracking number so that you can track your parcel as it makes it way to you. Concerning the Print on demand objects from my "Wear Art" page, the items are directly sent from the printing factory. You will also receive a tracking number and emails to let you know when and where you will receive your designed creation. Please note there may be a small chance that a parcel could get stuck at customs for up to 6 weeks. This is very rare and unfortunately completely out of my control. Any taxes or duties are at expense to the purchaser.

I do and I am thrilled to discover your ideas and how I can put them on canvas. I also love to capture for you the energy of a moment, in a painting or drawing. They become very powerful works of art full of this amazing energy. It can be done at weddings, concerts, birthdays, any gathering where you would wish to have the amazing energy forever and continue tu diffuse it for the rest of your life. I take the sketches on the spot and continue to work on them in my studio... As energies must go down, peacefully to go back up again on the paper, in a cycle, the cycle of life.

I aim for all information, photographs and shipping information to be as accurate as possible. I am available for more photos if you would need a better view before you actually buy the painting, print, printed object, ... Therefore all sales are final, except in the case of damage. If your painting, printed item has been damaged, if able, make the courier aware upon receipt. You can email me at becauzeofthefog@gmail.com with any problems regarding your order and I will try my best to rectify any issue. Concerning clothes, if you wish to change sizes, as soon as you receive your parcel, you can email me at becauzeofthefog@gmail.com explaining the problem and we will organize for a new size and return of the first item. It must be done within 15days of receiving the item.

Light and humidity are a painting’s worst enemies, so bear both in mind when deciding where to hang any artwork. Position it out of direct light, taking special care not to hang it opposite any windows (If you are hanging a painting in a position where it is hit by direct sunlight for a large part of the day, then you might want to consider having it framed with a glass that protects it from UV light). Other spots to avoid include over a fireplace (because heat and soot tend to rise), and near any bathroom or kitchen sink or stove (because the steam from showers can lead to dampness, warping and even fungus growth). Keep your paintings clean by regularly dusting them gently with a dry cloth, and ensure that any hooks used for hanging are firmly secured to a wall stud. After a few years, a thin layer of varnish might be useful. There are many links and videos on the internet telling how to varnish and with which material. Warning: before putting the varnish, please remove all the little hairs, dust glued on the paint with a humid cloth. In doubt, I'm available to help you in the process. If storing your artwork, please place in a firm poster cylinder taking care only to handle the work with gloves, to avoid damage from acid in fingers ; you can even add glazed paper or a plastic sheet before rolling the painting so the paint does not glue to the fabric.