No. I realize a lot of my answers are no, but again, I’m an artist and this is my creative outlet. Please do not use Paganista artwork to promote a product, service, business, channel, brand, or entertainment project without explicit permission.

Sharing directly from my Instagram is always appreciated, and reposts are fine as long as the account is properly tagged and credited.

At this time, the artwork is not available for general commercial or promotional use, so if you see it being sold elsewhere or used commercially, please let me know, because it’s stolen.

Yes, selectively. I’m a one woman show here at the Paganista, so it depends on my work-life-passion balance, and this is a passion project.

If you’re interested in commissioning a piece, feel free to reach out with details and I’ll see if I think we’re a good fit!

No. I prefer print so I can control the quality and distribution of the work.

These pieces are layered composite works that often take days, weeks, and sometimes months to fully develop. I’m interested in creating finished objects people can live with, not endlessly circulating files.

Generally, no.

Paganista is first and foremost an art project, and I’m fairly protective of how and where the work is used. That said, if you have a thoughtful project that feels aligned, you’re welcome to reach out.

If you’ve found my work on Instagram, I always appreciate a repost or story share and simply ask that you tag the account appropriately. If you’d like to use the artwork commercially, please contact me first for permission.

No.

I’ve spent over 25 years in advertising, commercial photography, graphic design and illustration making other people happy. Paganista is my artist outlet, so what you see is what you get.

The work is created intentionally and released when it feels complete. I don’t alter finished pieces or create personalized edits from existing artwork.

The good thing about art is that not everything has to be for everyone. If you love something, support it. If not, that’s okay too.

Paganista artwork is created through layered digital collage and compositing techniques that combine photography, digital painting, retouching and photomanipulation, color correction, illustration, and generative elements as part of a larger artistic process.

Nothing is one-click. These pieces are built slowly, often over days, weeks, or months, until they feel complete to me. This is my way of celebrating my love and fascination with mythology.

Again, no.

The sizes offered are the sizes intended for the artwork and the ones that work best through my printer and keep shipping costs lower as well. At this time, I’m not offering custom sizing or print modifications.

Most orders ship within a few business days, though prints are typically made to order and may take 5–10 business days to process depending on volume and production timing. I ship using USPS, and because I cannot control the mail, I always include tracking information with every order fulfillment receipt.

Not currently through the shop due to the complexity and cost of international shipping.

That said, if you’re located overseas and interested in a piece, feel free to reach out and I’ll do my best to work with you on a case-by-case basis. I’m a one-woman operation handling the artwork, writing, production coordination, and shipping, so international fulfillment can get complicated quickly.