Annie Decamp accepts a limited number of commissioned paintings each year — portraits, florals, and works made for a particular room. Share the details below and the studio will reply with availability, pricing, and timing.
Every commission begins with a conversation about subject, scale, and setting. Annie then shares a proposal with pricing and a timeline. Work begins once a deposit is received, with progress images along the way, and the finished painting is delivered framed or ready to hang.
I love working on commissions because they invite me into someone else's world for a while.
Creating a piece for another person begins with conversation — learning what they are drawn to, remember, love, and sometimes want a painting to hold for them.
That process reflects something at the heart of my work: my enduring curiosity about people and the human experience. I have always been an observer of humanity — our histories, relationships, contradictions, tenderness, and humor.
By the time a commission is finished, I often feel I have come to know the person in a way I might not have otherwise. A relationship develops alongside the artwork.
Perhaps that is what I enjoy most. The finished painting belongs to the client, but the experience of making it becomes part of my story, too. A thread connects us, and I find that deeply meaningful.
