by Christopher J. Mosley
How to order a portrait
How to send your photos ...How to send your photos
1. Digital photos
The quickest and easiest method is to email your photos. I can then quickly check if your photos contain enough detail for a life-like portrait.
2. Traditional printed photos
Before sending your photos by post, please consider scanning and emailing your originals. If you need help with this please let me know.
Post your photos to me:
Payment Options ...Payment Options...
PayPal
The simplest method of payment is online with PayPal. If you choose this method I'll email you a payment request with simple to follow instructions how to make your transaction via the secure PayPal website. I never see your payment details and the transaction is sent securely and instantly via the internet.
Cheque
British customers may prefer to write a cheque. If you choose this method I'll send you my payment details by email.
Bank Transfer
Bank transfer is also quick and easy if you have a business account.
Customer satisfaction Guarantee ...Customer Satisfaction Guarantee...
I want you to come back!
When you order a portrait from me I want you to be completely happy with the results and recommend me further.
Therefore I'll try my very best to keep you fully informed on progress and give you the opportunity to view a digital proof image of your completed portrait. This two way approach helps to ensure that the portrait is as life-like as possible and gives you the chance to request changes if necessary.
Only when you are completely satisfied with the portrait proof image will I request payment.
For more infomation on taking and sending your photos please click on the following links:
1. Photo tips
2. Taking photos of people
3. Taking photos of animals
4. Taking photos of buildings
1. Your photos
Simply email me a clear, detailed photograph and include a brief description
of how you would like your portrait created i.e. portrait size, watercolour or
graphite etc. You may also want to describe what details to include or emphasize
in the portrait.
2. Draft composition
I'll get back to you with a price and a draft composition of how the portrait
would look.
3. Proof image, payment & postage
When the portrait is completed I'll email you a proof image to see if you require any minor changes. Only when you are completely happy with the digital proof image do I ask for payment. I'll then prepare the portrait for posting.Portraits are normally completed within eight weeks but orders can be completed sooner if necessary.
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