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michael dillon artist

COMMISSIONING PROCESS


Anyone who has been inspired to consider commissioning a mural or some decorative painting, but who may not be sure about the process, has only to contact me either by e-mail or by telephone. We can have a simple discussion about an idea and how this might be developed. I am very happy either to make a site visit or - particularly in the case of a new building - study architectural plans. At this point I would be in a position to prepare some sketches or designs for consideration. Once the general theme of the mural or decorative scheme is settled and a timescale and budget planned for the work I would request that a deposit be paid. For most projects the second and final payment is made once the commission is completed to the satisfaction of the client. However, for larger projects there may be an agreement to make several stage payments during the course of my work.

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Michael Dillon

Michael enjoys working closely with his clients and will tackle commissions both large and small, be they fantasy murals, historical decoration, trompe l'oeil, theatre backdrops, hoardings, the design and decoration of furniture or luxury packaging. He particularly enjoys figurative painting and combining people, animals, landscape and architecture in "Excursions into Fantasy".


Whilst based in Dorset and Ireland, Michael has travelled widely to undertake commissions in many other parts of Europe, North America, the West Indies and Africa. Most of his work is to be found in private residences but he has worked for the National Trust and a number of country house hotels, and commercial clients have included Fortnum & Mason and Harrods.


Michael was born in Co Louth, Ireland. His interest in painting started in childhood when he drew and painted many of the numerous species of wildfowl to be found on the River Boyne estuary. He subsequently farmed in Ireland, New Zealand, England and France before deciding to start his career as a decorative painter.