Turn your thoughts into art
Select a style from the options provided, describe your desired scene, and let your creativity shape a piece of art that's uniquely yours. For optimal results, we recommend using English.

1. Choose your style

Choose a visual style from the options below as the artistic foundation for your creation.
Prompt 1
Expressive Brushwork
Prompt 14
Watercolor & Ink

2. Describe your motif

Utilize the text box below to detail the motif you'd like to bring to life.
This might take several minutes, make some tea and stretch your legs a bit in the meantime!

Choose your art

an abstract painting of Österlen in the style of Matisse and Picasso, colors from the sea, skies and pine trees, summer time, simple background, pine trees, alot of white space, coastal.

Nothing stands between your imagination, and the art on your walls

We give everyone the tools to dream up and create the art perfectly suited for your home. Always one-of-one printed with a premium experience in mind.

How does it work?

  • Imagine

    You are able to create what you wish using Commissioned.art. Only your imagination sets the boundaries. What makes you happy? The ocean? Your hobby? You decide.

  • Experiment

    By writing what you wish in the text field, you are able to generate art in a way that you've only dreamt of before. Experiment to find what you like. A cat sitting under a tree by the Eiffel tower in the style of Picasso? You decide.

  • Order

    Once you are ready to order, we will create your fully custom and personalized art piece and send it to your home. The piece will be printed on a premium paper, or canvas, depending on what you choose.

A painting of an abstract beach of Rio. It is night and you see the moon and stars. The painting is in the style of Matisse. It has a simple background, is coastal, has soft colors, and is showing Rio in the night.

A Porsche 911 in the style of a Matisse painting, oil painting, simple background, pine trees, forest in Skåne, coastal.

A painting by Kazumasa Ogawa, Arne Jacobsen chair.

What are you creating?