How can I get one?

If you think you might be intersted in ordering some artwork for yourself, your business, or as a gift here's how:

Determine what subject matter you would like.

Determine your price range. See below for pricing details.

If you would like something personal such as your pet, send me a good photo.

It can take up to 4 MONTHS to complete a large custom work with a custom frame.

Smaller works can usually be made sooner, especially if I have the parts on hand.

If you're interested or need more details please send me an email or give me a call. pete@masterbrickartist.com (909)730-8018

I DO NOT MAKE ANY ARTWORK DURING THE MONTHS OF JAN, FEB, MAR, AND APRIL. I DO TAKE ORDERS YEAR ROUND.

How are they priced?

The main factor in determing price is the size of the artwork. Bigger = more bricks = more $$

Other factors include the following:

- Style: Studs Out or Studs up. See examples below. Studs up requires more bricks = more $$

- Difficulty. Basic designs take less time to design and build. Complex designs take more time = more $$.

- The frame. 3 options are no frame $ (normally only smaller works) , store bought frame $$, or custom frame $$$.

Due to the unique size and shape of the bricks used to create the artwork, most works require a custom

frame. Again, the bigger the artwork the bigger the frame = more $$.

Remember, all artwork is hand made and CANNOT be purchased in stores anywhere. Blow their mind with something original that they have never seen.

EXAMPLES OF PRICING

Custom design, one of a kind, I will not reproduce this design.

Custom triple frame. (Inner gold frame, middle green frame, outer gold frame)

Large size 24 x 22

Selling price - $600

(NOT FOR SALE, artists private collection)

Basic design. I will make as many as I can sell.

No frame. Blue bricks used to create border.

Small size 10 x 10

Selling Price - $60

Studs up or Studs out?

The image on the left (12 x 16) is studs up, or the smooth side facing you. The image on the right (20 x 20) is studs out, or the bumpy side facing you. Studs up designs require more bricks to build, but more detailed work can be created in a smaller size.

What is a brick?

A brick is the generic term for plastic building blocks such as Lego Bricks. All of my artwork is created using 100% brand new Lego Bricks.

Lego is a trademark of the Lego Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this site.