The following are for sale:
Flamenco Dancer [link]
Poster Paints on 9" x 6" Canvas Board
With Shipping Costs to be Added: 4.00 Euros
Without Shipping: 7.00 Euros
The Fire Within [link]
Oil Paints on 10" x 10" Square Canvas
With Shipping: 10.00 Euros
Without: 15.00 Euros
Diamonds [link]
Aquarelle Pencil Crayons on A3 Paper (not yet framed)
With Shipping: 10.00 Euros
Without: 15.00 Euros
The First of Spring [link]
Pencils on thick A4 Paper (not yet framed)
With Shipping: 8.00 Euros
Without: 12.00 Euros
Wolf [link]
Aquarelle Pencil Crayons on Black A4 Paper (not yet framed)
With Shipping: 7.00 Euros
Without: 10.00 Euros
Chesnut Eye [link]
Oil and Acryllics on 12" x 16" Canvas
With Shipping: 15.00 Euros
Without: 18.00 Euros
Traditional Art
As for subject matter, you can see from my gallery that I mostly draw animals or portraits. Landscapes, still life, abstract, conceptual drawings, I can also offer. However, no manga or fanart. For complex backgrounds, more subjects, and other details, the prices may differ.
A5 - 6 Euros
A4 - 12 Euros
A3 - 20 Euros
Larger - 30 Euros
Canvas/Boards - 10 Euros and above, depending on sizes.
The media I commonly use are Aquarelle pencil crayons, Pencils, Watercolours. Other medias I can work with include Oil Paints, Acryllic Paints, Soft Pastels, Oil Pastels. Mixed Media, Coloured Paper and other specifications can also be discussed.
Payment
For now, I accept payment through Paypal. However, if you are resident in Malta, I will accept cheques or cash through the post. Email address is cjwaterfield@gmai.com
If you are interested in any of the following, then please email me, or note me here.
Thanks







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An Irishman has an abiding sense of tragedy that sustains him through temporary bouts of joy.
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