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Here you can find the release dates for my Summer 2023 collection. After the listed dates are answers to my most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

I have 12 art pieces available for purchase that I will be releasing individually (on Instagram and Facebook only) on the following dates. I focus on large, intricate Pacific Northwest statement pieces.

If you see something come up on my social media pages that resonates with you and you’re interested in learning the price, send me a direct message to inquire about more details. Whomever confirms they’d like to purchase it first, takes it home. I go by a first-come, first-serve basis.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions that are not answered in my FAQ below.

Instagram: @artandairplanes

Facebook: Art and Airplanes – Jynae’s travels and creations

Please Note:
I am currently not taking commissions or custom orders.
I am only able to ship to Canada and the United States.

 

My Release Dates and Times are as follows:

**All times are in Pacific Standard Time**

July 5th @ 5:30 pm *Sold*

July 10th @ 5:30 pm *Sold*

July 11th @ 11:30 am *Sold*

July 17th @ 5:30 pm *Sold*

July 18th @ 11:30 am *Sold*

August 8th @ 11:30 am *Sold*

August 15th @ 11:30 am *Sold*

August 22nd @ 11:30 am *Sold*

August 29th @ 11:30 am *Sold*

September 5th @ 11:30 am *Sold*

September 19th @ 11:30 am *Sold*

October ? – Final Art Piece Release Date To Be Decided

 

Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I get an art piece?

I go by a first-come, first-serve basis in my Instagram and Facebook direct messages. If you see something you like that hasn’t been marked as ‘sold’ yet, direct message me on Instagram or Facebook to learn about the price. Whomever is the first to confirm they’d like to purchase the art piece after learning the price, gets to take it home.

What is your price range?

My prices typically range between $3,000 – $6,000 CAD (+shipping & taxes if applicable). Taxes only apply to Canadians. I’ve created a lot of large, intricate art pieces for this collection and I base my price on several factors. Each piece is unique and requires different amounts of material and time.

How do I pay?

For Canadians I use eTransfer.

For Americans I only use Wise.com.

Once a buyer has confirmed, I take roughly 4 to 5 days to package the art piece safely, find out shipping cost to their address, and add any applicable taxes (Taxes are required by Canadian residents only).

I then email an invoice to the person that includes the total of everything: cost of art piece, shipping, and taxes if applicable. Once the invoice is paid to me in full, I immediately ship the art piece to them and provide a tracking number.

Do you ship worldwide?

Unfortunately I do not. I only ship within Canada and the United States at this time.

Why are they always marked as sold on your social media?

If they are marked as **Sold**, they have found a permanent home and I only have 1 of each. I recommend setting an alarm or notifications for my release dates & times as my pieces typically sell within 24 hours (sometimes within seconds). This absolutely may change, as I have no control over the demand of my projects, but this is my consistent experience for over 2 years.

Will you remake the exact same piece as before?

Although I have a certain creative style, nothing is made to be the exact same as previous projects. Each piece is unreplicatable due to the nature of the reclaimed wood I use and they are all incredibly unique in their own way. Only one of each – so if you love something, direct message me if it’s still available.

Can I see anything in advance?

I will occasionally include sneak peeks in my email newsletters for my new collection announcements (Sign up at the bottom of this page!), but otherwise I am currently not offering sneak peeks, holds, or dibs.

Do you take commissions, or will you be soon?

I am not taking on custom work or commissions at this time, and am unable to provide a timeline on when that will change.

What sort of laser / CNC do you use for your cuts and burns?

I absolutely do not use any laser or CNC machines for any of my woodwork or woodburning. Everything is cut by hand, mostly on a bandsaw (very rarely, a scroll saw) and all woodburnings are done by hand with a Razertip pyrography kit.

 

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