Albert Dorgbadzi, Accra, Ghana

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Albert Dorgbadzi, born March 1995, was interested in science and technology since childhood. Little did he know that he was destined to be an artist. And it is Albert's dream to connect with the world through his art. His focus is on charcoal and graphite drawings but he invites commissions and opportunities in other media. A self-taught artist, he is justly styled ‘pencilmaster’ by his colleagues for the quality of his finished work. He is studying computer engineering at the University of Ghana, Legon. He is working with real determination to develop his artistic talents. And he looks forward to winning, perhaps even international, recognition through his art.

Commissions

Contact the artist via Keith McFarlane (Portraits Africa) at editor@negativeentropy.net who will provide an introduction. Artist and buyer are free to negotiate on both subject and price. While the artist has provided a guide-price or price indication, the first step in any commission is that artist and buyer agree the price, size, subject and materials of the composition and its delivery date. Portraits Africa will then request the agreed commission fee from the buyer, and on receipt of that fee will advise the artist to start work. The fee will not be released to the artist until the work has been completed and delivered to the buyer. Should a dispute arise between artist and buyer, it is Portraits Africa that will adjudicate. For the service prospectus, Terms & Conditions, see Commissioning a Portrait.

Notes

1. These are guide prices. They are not binding on the artist, but are intended to set the buyer’s expectations prior to the artist being contacted.
2. Prices will vary with the materials used, with the number of subjects (complexity) and with the overall size.
3. Prices do not include shipping, packing, framing or insurance costs. These should be itemised separately and the total price agreed up-front.
4. Portraits Africa will not involve itself in the matter of the commission price. The service offered relates only to the delivery of the finished portrait and to assuring the quality of the work produced.