What kind of work do you make?

I create contemporary abstract seascapes in oil and cold wax on canvas. The paintings sit between representation and abstraction, exploring light, atmosphere, and horizon.

Where are you based? Do you work with international collectors?

I’m based in Seattle and maintain studios in Seattle and on Whidbey Island. I work with collectors worldwide. Paintings ship domestically and internationally.

What sizes do you typically paint?

I work in a range of mid-size to large format canvases. Custom commissioned dimensions are available.

What is your price range?

Original paintings generally range from $4,000–$9,000 and up, depending on size. Prices for common sizes may be viewed at https://www.jeremyprim.com/price-list

Do you accept commissions?

Yes. I take a limited number of commissions each year. We’ll align on mood, palette, scale, and timeline; a 50% deposit secures the slot. Typical lead time is 12-14 weeks, plus drying & shipping time.

Can you help me choose a piece for a specific space?

Absolutely. Send a few photos and measurements; I can create scaled mockups and provide curation suggestions (including pairings and multi-panel options).

Do you work with interior designers and trade professionals?

Yes—there’s a designer trade program with preferred pricing on available works and commissions. Inquire via the contact page or at jp@jeremyprim.com.

Are the paintings framed?

All paintings are ready to hang and include a floating wood frame, handmade by the artist and finished in matte white milk paint. Custom frame materials or finishes, such as white oak or black, are available on request.

How do you ship and install?

Paintings are professionally packed and shipped in a wood crate. US deliveries ship UPS ground or select freight carriers. Please contact me for international shipping options. White-glove installation can be arranged in many US metro areas.

Do you offer local delivery and installation?

Yes, I offer complimentary local delivery and installation within 25 miles of Seattle.

Can I view work in person or visit the studio?

Absolutely. Visits to my Seattle or Whidbey Island studios are by appointment, please email me for availability. I also exhibit at select fairs and galleries; announcements are posted to my newsletter and Instagram.

What is your return or approval policy?

If a work arrives damaged, please document within 48 hours for a replacement or refund. For approvals/try-outs, I occasionally offer short “on approval” periods for collectors and designers—ask for details.

Please visit https://www.jeremyprim.com/shipping-returns for more details.

Do you license images or offer prints?

I focus on creating original artwork and do not offer prints at this time. Limited image licensing may be available on a case by case basis; please inquire with project details.

Do you accept corporate or hospitality projects?

Yes—custom sizing, cohesive suites, and phased installations can be produced for corporate, hospitality, and healthcare settings.

Where have you exhibited?

Select presentations include Seattle Art Fair and San Francisco Art Fair; works are held in private collections along the West Coast and beyond. Please see my CV for a full exhibition history.

How do I purchase or start a commission?

Please contact me at jp@jeremyprim.com or use the contact form with the title/URL of the piece (or your project brief for commissions). I’ll reply with availability, timeline, and next steps.

Do you offer payment plans?

On request, I can arrange staged payments prior to delivery.

Can you create a site-specific piece for a large wall?

Yes—site-specific commissions in large formats are available, with scaled proposals, palette studies and progress photos provided.