Step 1: Inquiry – Fill out the form above with details about the item you'd like to be painted and any concept ideas or themes.

Step 2: Sourcing the Item – You can either provide a new item, or I can source a vintage or unique piece for an extra charge. Please refer to the list of items I prefer to paint on for lasting results (see guidelines below). If you would like to provide the item yourself, photographs of the item will be requested during our initial consultation.

Step 3: Collaboration and Concept Design – I will take your theme or concept and create a design with my unique spin. We will collaborate to ensure the design is exactly what you want, and the final design will require your approval before the painting process begins.

Step 4: Deposit – A deposit of $300 is required before starting the work. This helps secure your spot on my schedule. The remaining balance will be due upon receiving the finished item.

Step 5: The Painting Process – Once the design is approved and the deposit is made, I’ll begin painting. Expect the painting to take 1-2 weeks for smaller items, and 2-4 weeks for larger pieces (like blazers and jackets).

Step 6: Final Product and Shipping – Once the painting is complete, I’ll ship the signed item back to you with careful packaging and your certificate of authentication.

I specialize in working with natural fibers, structured clothing, and accessories that maintain their form and durability. I prefer to avoid painting on soft, prone-to-wear materials like denim, as it tends to diminish the longevity of the artwork. Below is a list of materials I typically work with, and items I prefer not to paint on:

Things I’m happy to paint on:

• Blazers, jackets, and coats

• Tailored pants and skirts (especially pressed pieces)

• Leather or fabric handbags, boots, corsets, harnesses, belts

• Natural fiber or natural fiber blend garments

Items I generally do not paint on:

• Denim (due to its quick wear and tear)

• Soft, unstructured materials

• Items with heavy stitching or embellishments that make the painting process challenging

If you are unsure if a piece you have in your collection would be a good candidate for a canvas, please send an email with photos of the item to Contact@MarloGreta.com. I look forward to hearing from you.

Each piece is a wearable painting, hand-crafted, deeply symbolic, and one-of-a-kind.
Prices reflect the time, detail, and craftsmanship involved in bringing your vision to life. Final quotes are based on your garment, desired level of detail, and time required.

Commission Pricing Guide

Blazers / Jackets: From $1,100

Full or partial front and-back compositions with symbolic detailing

Boots / Shoes: From $600

Custom toe, heel, or side panel designs

Bags: From $600

Statement panels, or full-coverage art

Matching Sets: From $1,100

Two-piece looks with cohesive storytelling

Small motifs (2-3 inches): $150

I also offer small motif paintings for a fixed price of $150 each painting. For example a pair of boots with one small motif on each boot will be approximately $300, a handbag with one motif will be $150.

Prices vary based on size, complexity, and whether you provide the garment or I source it for you.