Commissions
Commission an Original Abstract Artwork
Anna Charee Hoskins creates original abstract art commissions for collectors seeking a personal connection to the work they bring into their spaces. Based in Holland, Michigan, she works primarily with charcoal, paint, and mixed media on Mylar, creating layered compositions shaped by emotional memory, gestural line, and the interplay of density and openness.
Whether you have a particular space in mind or simply feel drawn to her work, an initial conversation can help you explore the possibilities.
A Starting Point for Your Commission
Which works catch your attention? A particular composition, passage of color, or quality of line can offer a starting point for discussing a commissioned piece.
Your interests help inform the conversation while Anna’s materials, process, and abstract visual language guide the work.
The Commission Process
1. Begin with a conversation
Share what draws you to Anna’s work and what you are considering. You might have a specific location, approximate dimensions, or a meaningful occasion in mind. You do not need a finished concept to begin.
2. Discuss the details
Together, you can explore the scope of the artwork, including scale, materials, budget, and timing. Before proceeding, the project details, pricing, and commission terms should be clearly established.
3. Create and complete
Anna develops the artwork through her responsive studio process. Any agreed updates, framing considerations, and collection or delivery arrangements are addressed according to the project’s scope.
Questions About Commissioning Art
How much does an art commission cost?
Commission pricing depends on the artwork’s size, materials, and project requirements. Include your budget in your inquiry so Anna can discuss suitable possibilities.
Before publishing: Confirm her pricing approach. If she has a dependable starting price, state it here.
How long does a commission take?
Timing depends on Anna’s studio schedule and the scope of the work. If you have a particular date in mind, include it in your inquiry so availability can be discussed.
Before publishing: Add a typical lead time if she can reliably provide one.
Can I request a particular size or color palette?
Share your preferred dimensions, photographs of the space, and examples of Anna’s work that interest you. These details can help establish whether your project is a good fit for her practice.
Before publishing: Confirm which size, palette, and material requests she accepts. Avoid implying unrestricted customization.
Do I need to know exactly what I want?
Not at all! You can begin with an interest in Anna’s work, a space you are considering, or a few questions. The initial conversation helps clarify the possibilities.