Frequently
asked, frankly answered.
Q01
How are paintings priced?
Pricing is shared on application via studio@tijo.art. Works are tiered by size and series. Annie Persons, Studio Director, will route the question to the right place.
Q02
Can I commission a piece?
Not in the traditional sense — tijo doesn't paint to fit a couch. What he offers is a blind commission: you reserve a future original upfront, at a slight discount, and trust him on the piece. Write studio@tijo.art with a sentence about what you want a painting to be doing in your life.
Q03
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. The studio handles customs paperwork, certificate of authenticity, and insured shipping. Shipping is quoted separately from the painting and included in the quote the studio sends you. Lead time is typically 2–3 weeks from sale to arrival.
Q04
Can I book a studio call?
Yes, by appointment: a 20-minute video call with tijo. It's the fastest, easiest way for collectors anywhere to talk with him and see the work. Book a studio call. In-person visits can be arranged; mention it when you book.
Q05
Are there prints or editions?
Not yet. The current focus is original works. Limited editions may follow.
Q06
What about authenticity?
Every original work ships with a paper certificate of authenticity signed by tijo, plus a digital record on the studio's collector portal.
Q07
Resale?
tijo's studio quietly tracks where works land. If you ever need to move a piece, write studio@tijo.art first — the studio often has a buyer in mind before it goes to market.