Frequently Asked Questions
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All artwork displayed and sold on this website is sold UNFRAMED, unless explicitly stated otherwise in product description. Any mounts frames or decorative displays shown in product images are for illustrative purposes only to help visualize how the artwork may look in a setting.
Our recommended framer is THE PLACE FOR ART (TPFA), Nassau The Bahamas.
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Just simply sign up for our emailing list, or submit a commission form on the commissions page.
You can also reach out on our social media.
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Every detail of our work is guided by an uncompromising commitment to quality. From archival papers and lightfast pigments to professional tapes and protective shipping materials, our pieces are crafted exclusively with museum-grade supplies designed to endure for generations.
My creative practice specializes in coloured pencil—a medium refined through years of technical mastery to achieve a distinctive level of depth and precision.
To protect your investment, every original artwork includes a formal Certificate of Authenticity.
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You can reach us anytime via email dean@delimufineart.com
We aim to respond quickly—usually within one to two business day.
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We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.
We require a 50% non-refundable deposit before work begins to cover initial materials and secure your spot on our schedule, with the remaining balance due upon final approval prior to artwork delivery (or 100% upfront for orders under $500).
Note that any additional subject or complex backgrounds will incur an additional percentage.
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Collaborative, honest, and structured. From initial concept to final delivery, we guide every detail of the creative process to turn your ideas into exceptional artwork. We look forward to partnering with you on your next project
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The name is an abbreviated blend of my full name—specifically taking the opening two letters of each. It provides a meaningful bridge between my personal roots and my artistic identity.

