By working together I will bring your story to life in a unique piece of textile art that will not just be treasured by you but also by generations to come.
Together, we will arrange a time to meet in person (if you are local) or via a Zoom, Teams or phone call to discuss the project.
Once the subject, special requests regarding colour etc, size, costs, and time scale are agreed, a contract is drawn up between us, 50% of the cost will be required before the work commences.
During the commission process two progress reports will be provided to keep you up to date.
On completion of the art, the remaining sum of money, plus shipping costs, is due before the final piece is sent to you.
The artist (Katy Rundle) retains all copyright.
"The hippo continues to bring peace and happiness into my home/life - I can spend hours gazing at it - in the morning light it appears as if the sun has just risen reflecting the colours in the background. It is truly amazing! A true work of art that brings many hours of pleasure!"
Client - Commissioned Textile Art
“Katy's 'Grazing Zebra' is the most beautiful piece of art that I own. Looking at it brings, in equal measure, joy and and a sense of calm. The way Katy captures the essence and soul of these animals is incredible. Her eye for colour and detail is amazing and the way she uses thousands of stitches to create her stunning textile pieces is astounding.”
Client - Commissioned Textile Art
“This lovely piece of work by Katy reminded me of times spent in Kenya with the family so it was inevitable that I had to have it on my wall at home. Elephants already have my respect from being gentle giants to sometimes showing extreme aggression. Katy’s elephant, I feel, portrays both of these characteristics. The strong colours of the materials used and the carefully thought out stitching bring out the imposing stature of this wonderful creature. The iconic Koitogor Hill in the background also comes to life with Katy’s vision for using light and shadows. Katy is certainly a very talented artist.”
