There are a few ways! I recommend following me on social media, I often post works in progress in my Facebook and Instagram stories as I am working on them. Most of the times, artworks in my stories can be placed on hold or reserved, just send me a direct message.

I also do live events, virtual exhibitions and tent shows, watch for their dates as I am often working on new stuff for them. If you cannot attend in person, you can write me on social media or email for inquiries.

A few times a year, I will do what I call a “shop update”; basically an online drop with a date and time, and new artworks will be added here.

I am represented by two galleries, and they always have available artworks for sale. Galerie d’Art Annick Perron in Baie-St-Paul & Galerie l’Original in Montréal.

You can also subscribe to my newsletter for previews and exclusive things! Please note that at the moment, my newsletter is in french only.

My prices are calculated using a square inches formula. Since I also do very small paintings, I have a fixed base rate.

It looks something like this:
Base rate + ((width in inches * height in inches) * square inch rate) = Total amount before taxes.

Some experimental projects might be priced outside of this scale.

I do, but your project needs to align with my style and portfolio. You can email me and tell me more about your project!

To give you an idea about sizes and pricing, my rate for custom orders is +20% the cost of my regular originals.

For large paintings, depending on your location (usually within 500 km from Saguenay), I can personally deliver the painting and, if you wish, help you hang it on your wall. Once your purchase is confirmed, we’ll coordinate a delivery time that works for you.

If you are outside of my range, the painting might be shipped through carrier, bus or unstretched and rolled in a tube, depending on the best solution. I will contact you after purchase to suggest options, or you can also contact me before hand.

Some of my artworks are temporarily exhibited in galleries or other venues. If the piece you're interested in is currently on display, I'll be happy to let you know where you can see it in person.

If the artwork isn't currently exhibited, we may be able to arrange a meeting by appointment. Please note that my private studio is not open to the public.

If the artwork is in my inventory, I can happily send you more pictures or videos upon request if there’s a specific detail you’d like to see.

Feel free to contact me to discuss the possibilities!

Yes! Installment payment options may be available at checkout through Shop Pay, depending on your eligibility and location. You can also contact me directly to discuss a personalized payment plan.

Please note that the artwork will only be shipped or delivered once the full balance has been paid.

Open Edition Prints

Open edition prints are not limited in quantity and may be reproduced indefinitely. They are an accessible way to enjoy my artwork as a decorative piece for your home or workspace. These prints do not include a certificate of authenticity and are not intended as limited collectible editions.

Limited Edition Prints

Limited edition prints are produced in a strictly limited quantity. Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity, making it a more exclusive collectible for art enthusiasts and collectors.

With proper care, your painting can be enjoyed for many years. Here are a few recommendations to help preserve its appearance:

• Avoid direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure to strong sunlight may cause colours to fade over time.

• Maintain a stable temperature: Avoid extreme temperature fluctuations, freezing conditions, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles, which can occur in seasonal cabins.

• Avoid excessive humidity: Bathrooms with frequent hot showers and other environments with high humidity are not ideal for displaying paintings.

• Clean gently: My paintings are finished with a thick, glossy protective varnish. If dust or light dirt accumulates, gently wipe the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive materials and harsh cleaning products.

For the best long-term preservation, display your painting in a dry indoor space with relatively stable temperature and humidity.