Virtual Gallery for The Artwork of Heather Alexis

Here is where you begin to experience the therapy of art by seeing some of my paintings, sharing with me in the creation of new works - in my "What's New" Space - and seeing the possibilities in commissioning paintings. There is an actual gallery of my work, and the links to the left will bring you to this online gallery and the other sections. Please browse and enjoy yourself! - Heather Alexis

Commissioning a painting

This page of my website is dedicated to the memory of Ginny Luck, a dear friend and outstanding character to be remembered. Also this page is dedicated to my inspiring little nephew Curtis Porter, who started his fight with cancer as a little boy and won as a brave little man.

Commissioning a unique painting from Heather Alexis for your space is easy. Commissioning a painting is a process of communicating with the artist to produce a painting, which is particularly significant to you. The overall theme of the work, the composition, the color palette and the dimensions of the work can all be tailored to your particular space. Price is based on size and time taken to complete the project. See examples of commissioned pieces for both Ginny and Curtis by clicking on their links above.

For more information contact Heather Alexis at my art of relaxation email address or call 902-441-9992. I would be happy to discuss your ideas and inspirations.

Commissioning a painting Examples:

Ginny Luck

Ginny Luck This work is a garden image taken from the garden of Wendy Adams. Ginny was a gardener herself and a colorful joyful character, these flowers reminded of that and that is where the inspiration came from for this painting. This painting will be placed in an appropriate space so that others can see it and remember Ginny. To see an enlargement of this image, click on the thumbnail.

See another example: Curtis Porter

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Commissioning a painting Examples:

Curtis Porter

Curtis and Heather Alexis with their painting For Curtis, who started his fight with cancer as a little boy and won as a brave little man.

This work was painted and donated for a charity auction. If you look very closely at the enlargement (click on the small image) you will see the name Curtis hidden in the painting. The Auction night was a huge success and lots of fun.

See another example: Ginny Luck

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