Frequently Asked Questions

Buying artwork, commissions, media and rights — the essentials about the art of Donnalee Dunne.

Can I purchase paintings or prints by Donnalee Dunne?

Many works shown in the galleries are available as prints, and selected paintings are available for purchase. For prices and current availability, email donnalee@raldon.com with the title of the work you are interested in.

How do commissions work?

Portraits in pastel and watercolor are accepted as commissions — see the pastel portraits of children and young dancers for examples. Commissions begin with a conversation about size, subject and setting, followed by a sketch approval. Corporate and lobby commissions for paintings and computer prints are also welcome.

What media does the artist work in?

Donnalee Dunne paints in acrylics, oils and watercolor — often on cotton or fabric — and creates computer paintings in Lumena, Corel Painter and Photoshop, with 3D work in 3D Studio Max. Mixed-media works combine wood, fabric, ink and crayon.

Where has this work been exhibited?

Exhibitions include the Phebe Conley Gallery at California State University, Fresno (Quintessence: Portrait of Earth, 1999), the Office of the Provost at CSU Fresno, the MooBoo Gallery in Oakland, the Computer Art of the Western States Show in Utah, and the California State Fair.

Can I use images or text from this site?

All content is copyrighted by Donnalee Dunne. Images and text may be copied for personal viewing only; they may not be redistributed, sold, altered or republished anywhere without written permission.

What are the “Lake Pages”?

An early-web feature: the Lake applet by David Griffiths added a shimmering water reflection to a painting. This archive recreates that effect with pure CSS on the lake pages — no plugins required.

For a fuller overview of ordering, see commissions & purchase, or email the studio.