Watercolor Saints Portrait Series
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I have gathered clear reference photos of twelve different Saints and want each one translated into a cohesive set of medium-sized watercolor paintings. The goal is for every portrait to look as though it came from the same hand—consistent color palette, brushwork, paper texture, and overall mood—while still honoring the unique attributes of each Saint.
Here is how I picture the workflow:
• First, we agree on a signature style. You might show a small concept sketch or a sample Saint so we can lock in palette, line weight, and overall feel.
• Once the style is approved, you create the remaining eleven originals in watercolor on professional-grade paper, each somewhere between 12"×12" and 24"×24".
• I’ll need a high-resolution scan (300 dpi or higher) of every finished piece plus the physical originals carefully packed for shipping.
Reference photos, preferred aspect ratios, and any iconographic details will be shared as soon as we start. Steady communication is important to keep the series visually unified; quick progress shots or scans are welcome.
Final acceptance: twelve completed watercolor paintings that match the agreed style, accompanied by clean, color-accurate digital files ready for archival printing.
If you’re comfortable handling a multi-piece watercolor commission and shipping the artwork safely, I’d love to see your portfolio and discuss timelines.
Here is how I picture the workflow:
• First, we agree on a signature style. You might show a small concept sketch or a sample Saint so we can lock in palette, line weight, and overall feel.
• Once the style is approved, you create the remaining eleven originals in watercolor on professional-grade paper, each somewhere between 12"×12" and 24"×24".
• I’ll need a high-resolution scan (300 dpi or higher) of every finished piece plus the physical originals carefully packed for shipping.
Reference photos, preferred aspect ratios, and any iconographic details will be shared as soon as we start. Steady communication is important to keep the series visually unified; quick progress shots or scans are welcome.
Final acceptance: twelve completed watercolor paintings that match the agreed style, accompanied by clean, color-accurate digital files ready for archival printing.
If you’re comfortable handling a multi-piece watercolor commission and shipping the artwork safely, I’d love to see your portfolio and discuss timelines.
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