Once you find a craftsperson or artisan that interests you for a project, or if you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact the artist directly. Each artist will have contact information on their individual artist page, and in most cases, you will have the option to call, e-mail or use direct mail to contact the artist. Some of the artists will also have links to their own web sites where you can get more information and view additional work.

Once you contact an artist, it is perfectly appropriate to ask a lot of questions and if you like, request to meet the artist in person. You are encouraged to view or visit samples of their work and find out m ore about their process and how they work.

The Art Parts Project does not participate in any client-artist relationship agreements for work. The Art Parts Project is simply a resource for viewing and finding artists and craftspeople. The Art Parts Project will in no way be involved in any negotiations, agreements, or contacts either written or verbal between clients and artists. Although we strive to include artists and craftspeople who are professional and have at least some applied experience, we can in no way guarantee their individual professionalism, quality or work, or the success of any finished projects.

Art is a wonderful way to enhance your building project or living space. But like all professional working relationships, remember to always ask questions and get all agreements in writing.