Incomplete Submissions without all the information below may not be considered.  Especially important is to include contact methods.
 
STEPS TO SUBMIT:
Select scale (notice I cannot paint micros) ;)
Next Fill Out Comment form with name, and each of the below
$bid amount for paint job commission on one of my resins or sculpts I've done for Breyer (remember there will be 35% down, 65% due upon completion)
$bid amount for resin if it’s not your copy (if applicable) or say “have my own copy”, I only can provide a few spares (payment required up front) from any edition that isn't currently open.  Prepping will be extra tbd.
COLOR and shade in a few words.   Suggest telling me if you want a precise color or super realistic or are you interested in total artistic license?
When will be it be ready for painting.   
Is it Prepped? (will want a close up photo)  
Your likely timeframe to pay off 65% balance of bid.
Email and any other preferred contact means.
 
LAST:  Checkout – the “Commission Me Bid” Item has no value assigned, nor weight, you shouldn’t have any cost at checkout – let me know if international orders have a problem (write to artbymorgen@Yahoo.com) 
 
MULTIPLE BIDS (keep in mind though I need to know what your priority is)
You can submit more than 1 idea for more than 1 resin/model/medallion if you have multiples.   Please note I do NOT have a copy of most of my sculptures for this offer so it will need to be your own unless I have a spare (specified on my mailing list.)
 
Please take your time thinking about it.

 I am going to really fill up my books with care.  A LOT of small projects may be easier and must be done carefully but it’s how I’ve rolled best in the past.    Tips on what won't appeal to me at all have been sent to my mailing list in a notice.    This item may disappear if I find myself overwhelmed all the same, even though I really am looking to keep a steady flow of weekly work all year.
 
 
GALLERIES OF OLDER WORKS:
http://one-horse.net/ks/?portfolio=various-resins-painted-by-morgen-kilbourn
 
and older still, just thumbnails the original images may have been completely lost:
http://one-horse.net/ks/finishwork-archive/