Commissions
Turn your memories, stories, and moments into art you’ll treasure forever.
It’s never too late to make space for what matters.
I didn't seriously return to painting until my 40s.
Life was busy doing what life does. Work, business, family, responsibilities. Creativity was always there, but it kept getting pushed further down the list.
Eventually I started giving it some room again.
What I discovered was that painting wasn't just about creating something beautiful. It helped me slow down, notice what was around me and reconnect with a part of myself I'd ignored for a long time.
That's what I hope my work reminds you to do too.
These are some of my latest original artworks. Some are inspired by places I've visited or distant memories. Others begin with an image or feeling I connect with and want to explore. And sometimes, it's simply an urge to create and see where it takes me.
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Floral Serenade
Floral Serenade is a painting that began as a textural exploration. When I...
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Incoming Storm
You know that feeling when a storm’s on its way? I’ve always...
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Memories of Venice
"Memories of Venice" is a very special piece for me, inspired by...
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Lone Surfer
This is my original artwork of a guy heading out for a...
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Bronte Beach
Bronte Beach is an original acrylic landscape artwork featuring a spectacular sunrise,...
You know that moment when a painting just stops you?
You don't always know why.
Maybe it reminds you of somewhere you've been. Someone you love. A feeling you'd forgotten. Or maybe there's just something about it that makes you feel good.
That's one of the things I love about art.
We spend so much of life rushing from one thing to the next that sometimes we forget to notice what makes us feel something.
The right artwork can become a little reminder of that every day.
FIND THE ONE THAT SPEAKS TO YOU
I didn't start painting again to become an artist.
If you'd asked me twenty years ago what I'd be doing today, I probably would have said graphic design. It's what I'd studied. It's what I'd built a career around. It's the business I started. It's what paid the bills. And for a long time, I genuinely loved it.
I loved solving problems, creating brands, designing websites and helping businesses bring their ideas to life. Whether I was working as an employee or running my own business, every project was different, and I genuinely enjoyed creating work that made a difference for my clients. Running my own business also gave me the freedom to manage my time and build a life around the work I loved.
However, somewhere along the way, something changed.
Thoughts, stories & things I'm learning
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I Didn't Pick Up a Paintbrush Again to Become a...
Why did I start painting again after years as a graphic designer? Not to become an artist, but to reconnect with myself. This is the story of how creativity helped...
I Didn't Pick Up a Paintbrush Again to Become a...
Why did I start painting again after years as a graphic designer? Not to become an artist, but to reconnect with myself. This is the story of how creativity helped...
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Lessons from my first solo exhibition
Friday 6 March was a big night for me. It was the official launch of my first ever solo exhibition. Something I had dreamed of, envisioned and planned to do...
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Friday 6 March was a big night for me. It was the official launch of my first ever solo exhibition. Something I had dreamed of, envisioned and planned to do...
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The Evolution of My Artistic Voice: A Five-Year...
If you asked me back in 2020 what kind of artist I was, I probably would’ve told you I wasn’t sure yet. I was still figuring it out. I was...
The Evolution of My Artistic Voice: A Five-Year...
If you asked me back in 2020 what kind of artist I was, I probably would’ve told you I wasn’t sure yet. I was still figuring it out. I was...
Everyone has a story.
Some places mean more than others.
A childhood beach.
A honeymoon destination.
The family holiday you'll never forget.
The view from somewhere that changed something in you.
A commissioned artwork lets us turn that memory into something you can live with every day.
Art Buying FAQ
Choosing art should feel personal, not complicated. Here are answers to common questions about buying my original paintings and fine art prints. If you need a hand choosing a piece, get in touch.
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What is the difference between an original and a print?
An original is a one-of-a-kind artwork painted by me. I work mainly in acrylic, with some mixed media. A fine art print is a reproduction of an artwork, rather than the original painting itself. My giclée prints are custom made and printed on demand in Sydney. Check each artwork listing for its medium, materials and available options.
How do I choose the right size?
Check the dimensions on the artwork listing and measure your wall before ordering. Try marking out the size with removable tape to see how it feels alongside your furniture. Allow extra space for framing where needed. If you are unsure, send me the artwork name, your wall measurements and a photo of the space.
Does my artwork come framed?
Check the individual listing for the framing or presentation included with your chosen artwork. Giclée prints shipped in a tube are ready to take to your preferred framer, with mounting and framing at your own cost. If anything is unclear, please ask before ordering.
How long will processing and delivery take?
Please allow up to 3 business days for order processing. Once payment is finalised, allow an additional 3 days for original artwork to be dispatched, or up to 4 days for giclée prints to be produced and dispatched. These are separate from delivery time.
As a guide, delivery within Australia can take approximately 2–8 business days to metro areas or approximately 20 business days to regional areas. International delivery takes longer and varies by destination. Where a shipping quote is needed, I will provide the cost and estimated delivery time. See the Shipping Policy for full details.
Is shipping tracked and insured?
Original artworks and prints are sent with tracking, postage insurance and signature on delivery. You will receive a tracking number and link after dispatch. Please provide a correct street address, as delivery to PO boxes is not available.
How is the artwork packaged?
Original artworks are wrapped in brown paper or tissue paper, padded with bubble wrap or eco wrap, and protected between cardboard sheets or in a thick cardboard box. Giclée prints are carefully wrapped in tissue paper and shipped in a sturdy cardboard tube.
Do you offer free print shipping in Australia?
Yes, standard shipping within Australia is free for print orders. Australian print orders are dispatched directly from the printing house. Original artwork shipping costs depend on the artwork and destination; see the Shipping Policy.
Can I return my purchase?
You can request a return within 30 days of receiving your item. It must be in the same condition as received, in its original packaging, with a receipt or proof of purchase. Contact me first for approval and return instructions before sending anything back. The Refund Policy excludes sale items and gift cards. Please read the Refund Policy for the full eligibility requirements and refund process.
Inspect your order on arrival and contact me immediately if it is damaged, defective or the wrong item.
Can I commission a custom artwork?
Yes. I create bespoke original paintings in acrylic and mixed media, including meaningful places, landscapes, portraits and abstract interpretations. Share your ideas, reference images and preferred size so we can discuss the style, framing, price and timeline. Commissions typically take 4–8 weeks depending on size and complexity. Visit Commissioned Artworks to enquire.
How do I contact the artist?
You can contact me directly using the contact form or email info@adamruspandini.com. For help with an order, include your order number. For advice on choosing art, include the artwork name and any questions about your space.