Do you offer prints of your artwork?
Yes! I now offer prints of select works on my Society6 shop. Don't see a certain piece you'd like? Feel free to email me and ask whether it can be added.
How long does it take you to paint?
I tend to take lots of little breaks, so it varies. I can spend anywhere from 5-10 minutes on a sketch or up to 48+ collective hours working on a very large and detailed piece.
What materials do you use?
I work both digitally and traditionally. Digital pieces are generally done in Procreate on an iPad Pro or in Photoshop CC. I use oil paints for traditional painting. I prefer pre-primed wood board but also use loose canvas. For resin and assemblage I use Art Resin.
Did you go to art school?
No. I took a few art classes in high school and as an adult, but I am largely self taught. I enjoy attending local life drawing sessions and artist-directed workshops when available.
How long have you been drawing?
I’ve been drawing my whole life, but set aside my pursuits while earning my college and law degrees. In 2013 I decided to pursue art professionally and haven't looked back!
Do you take commissions?
Sometimes I do take private or commercial commissions, but it is entirely dependent on the project and my availability. For freelance or custom art inquiries please email me at chandler@chandlerford.com.
How much does that cost?
Costs of commissions and freelance work vary depending on the complexity of the project and the amount of time I anticipate spending on completion. Please contact me for a quote.
Where can I purchase artwork from you in person?
Prior to the pandemic, I attended comic conventions 2-3 times a year and took on site commissions as well as selling pre-made prints and other items. Conventions I’ve attended in the past include WonderCon, Anime Expo, Emerald City Comic Con, Rose City Comic Con, Long Beach Comic Con, and Stan Lee’s LA Comic Con. Currently my online shop is closed, and I do not have any convention appearances scheduled. Please keep an eye on my social channels for updates!
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