Introducing custom coaster commissions! I’ve been making and selling my hand‑painted wooden slice coasters for over five years, and I wanted to make it easier for customers to order custom pieces.
I hand‑paint these wooden coasters with gouache, seal them with a spray varnish to protect the paint layer, and then apply a resin coating to create a solid protective layer that makes the coasters durable and shiny!
Examples of what you can commission:
Pet portrait
Favourite animal
Fantasy creature
Have another idea you’d love to see in my style? Let me know and I’ll see what I can come up with.
See examples of commissions I’ve completed and pieces I’ve made to sell at markets for inspiration.
The process
Fill out the form below with your details. I’ll then contact you to discuss your commission. You can choose the colours, or you can let me decide what I think will look best. Please share any specific details you want in the final image before I start.
Once we’ve agreed on your coaster design, I’ll create a sketch along with some colour options for you to choose from. This is your opportunity to request any changes or amendments. The commission price includes one round of revisions.
I’ll keep you updated on your order throughout the process, including sending a photo before I move on to varnishing.
Due to the nature of the artwork, changes cannot be made once the painting is complete.
Shipping
£5 processing and shipping fee.
All orders are sent via Royal Mail 1st Class.
Please allow 7–10 working days for processing and delivery.
My ability to complete your commission in good time relies on your response to communication, so please check your emails and reply as soon as you can.
Please note
The coasters are intended for personal use only and must not be used commercially or by any other business.
The image is owned by Lily Evans Illustration and all rights belong to the artist. By purchasing a custom coaster, you agree to these terms.
Final colours may vary slightly due to differences in monitors, photography, and the limitations of gouache paint.
Introducing custom coaster commissions! I’ve been making and selling my hand‑painted wooden slice coasters for over five years, and I wanted to make it easier for customers to order custom pieces.
I hand‑paint these wooden coasters with gouache, seal them with a spray varnish to protect the paint layer, and then apply a resin coating to create a solid protective layer that makes the coasters durable and shiny!
Examples of what you can commission:
Pet portrait
Favourite animal
Fantasy creature
Have another idea you’d love to see in my style? Let me know and I’ll see what I can come up with.
See examples of commissions I’ve completed and pieces I’ve made to sell at markets for inspiration.
The process
Fill out the form below with your details. I’ll then contact you to discuss your commission. You can choose the colours, or you can let me decide what I think will look best. Please share any specific details you want in the final image before I start.
Once we’ve agreed on your coaster design, I’ll create a sketch along with some colour options for you to choose from. This is your opportunity to request any changes or amendments. The commission price includes one round of revisions.
I’ll keep you updated on your order throughout the process, including sending a photo before I move on to varnishing.
Due to the nature of the artwork, changes cannot be made once the painting is complete.
Shipping
£5 processing and shipping fee.
All orders are sent via Royal Mail 1st Class.
Please allow 7–10 working days for processing and delivery.
My ability to complete your commission in good time relies on your response to communication, so please check your emails and reply as soon as you can.
Please note
The coasters are intended for personal use only and must not be used commercially or by any other business.
The image is owned by Lily Evans Illustration and all rights belong to the artist. By purchasing a custom coaster, you agree to these terms.
Final colours may vary slightly due to differences in monitors, photography, and the limitations of gouache paint.
