Happy New Year art lovers!
I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and spent some quality time relaxing with your families…
I can’t believe how fast the year has gone!
For me the ocean and the beach are the best way to recharge for whatever the New Year might bring and to refuel on inspiration…
I am now back in the studio and will be taking on new commissions for 2017
Usually, the first step in arranging a commission involves visiting my gallery space to look at earlier works on display to see if there is anything you like, to find the style you love and to choose the colour scheme you are interested in.
'Soft Horizon' H 116 x W 76 cm
Alternatively, if you don’t live in Perth, you can easily browse through photographs of previously sold paintings all available online on my website fragnagna.com/shop
I have successfully completed many commissioned artworks to collectors all around the world so don’t be afraid if you can’t visit my gallery in person, I will be able to assist you along the way and will be in touch regularly with work in progress shots.
Step 1 - Work in progress shot sent to a client to showcase texture and colours
Step 2 - Another work in progress shot sent to a client after applying gold leaf
Step 3 - Finished paintings installed in client's living room
As most of my paintings are abstract landscapes, sometimes I have also worked on commissions inspired by my clients’ favourite beaches, like these paintings of Rottnest Island’s “The Basin” and Wyadup Rocks “Spa Pool” which I have reinterpreted loosely in abstract form onto canvas.
Prices vary depending on sizes, starting at $950 up to $5900 for one of the largest sizes, and anything in between.
All canvases are custom made to order, so any size can be created.
I often also work on very large paintings for commercial buildings, hotels and foyers, so please don't hesitate to get in touch if you require any more details for large-scale projects.
Unlike other artists, my commissions prices are the same as when they sell at the gallery
So which style would you like?
