Ready to give your project the artwork you’ve been dreaming of?

Let’s shape your ideas into illustrations that feel true to your project’s heart, together, step by step.

Here’s How We’ll Work Together

Stage 1

Discovery & Direction

Every project starts with the heart of it — the story, the concept, the mood, or the bigger idea behind what you’re making.

This is where we pin down the direction together and make sure the visual side is heading exactly where it needs to go.

Stage 2

Concept & Sketch

Once the direction feels clear, I develop thumbnails and sketches to explore the strongest way forward.

This is where we refine the sketch together, so the final artwork has a solid foundation from the very start.

Stage 3

Rendering & Delivery

With the sketch approved, I move into the final illustration and bring the piece fully to life.

Once everything is complete, you’ll receive the final files in the format your project needs.

Tell Me About Your Project

When you’re ready, fill out the form below or email me directly at parisha@theartisticscroll.com.

The more detail you can share, the better — and I’ll get back to you within 2 business days.

Pricing Guide

Every project is a little different, so these prices are here as a starting guide rather than a fixed list.

Final quotes depend on what you need, how detailed the artwork is, what files are required, and where and how the artwork will be used. 

If your project needs a few different pieces that all belong together, I’m happy to quote them as a package. That usually works out better than booking each element on its own.

All prices below are for commercial illustration.

  • Starting at $500+


    Final pricing depends on the type of cover you need, whether that’s front cover only, a paperback cover, a hardcover design, or something more detailed with lettering, typography, or special edition details like foil overlay or spot UV finish.

  • Starting at $700+


    Final pricing depends on the complexity of the illustration involved, typography needs, and any added details like foil overlay or spot UV finish.

  • Starting at $400+


    Final pricing depends on the complexity of the artwork, whether the design is simpler (like a repeated pattern) or more narrative-led (like entire scenes), and how detailed the final piece needs to be.

  • Starting at $200+


    Pricing depends on whether you need a simpler edge design or something more detailed and expanded.

  • Quoted by scope


    Interior artwork is priced according to size and complexity, whether you need a spot illustration, half-page piece, full-page illustration, or a full spread.

  • Starting at $300+


    Final pricing depends on complexity, costume and detail, pose, whether a background is needed, and whether the artwork sits on its own or within a larger scene.

  • Quoted individually


    This includes fantasy maps, props, creature artwork, tabletop and RPG illustration, tarot or oracle decks, merchandise artwork, and other worldbuilding-led or product-based projects.

    Pricing is discussed individually depending on scope, detail, and usage.

  • That’s completely fine.

    Send me the details and I’ll point you in the right direction.

FAQs

(A few things you might be wondering before you get in touch.)

  • The more detail you can share, the better. You can use the form below or email me directly, and it helps if you include:

    • What type of project it is
       (for example: book cover, endpapers, sprayed edges, character art, product or merchandise illustration, etc.)

    • What kind of artwork you need
       (for example: a full scene, character, environment, prop, lettering, or something else)

    • Any ideas, notes, or visual references you already have

    • Your requested timeline

    • Anything else that feels important about the mood, audience, or purpose of your project

    If you’re not sure how to explain it yet, no worries — just tell me as much as you can. I’ll review everything and get back to you within 2 business days.

  • Once I’ve reviewed your message, I’ll get back to you within 2 business days. If the project feels like a good fit, the next step is usually to book a Zoom call so we can talk it through properly.

    During the call, we’ll dive into your project in more detail, talk through any extra questions, look at the best approach, timeline, and expectations, and make sure we’re both feeling good about the direction. If everything feels aligned, I’ll then send over the quote, proposal, and contract so we can move ahead.

  • Yes, absolutely. This is a collaborative process, and there’s space for feedback at key stages so the artwork can be shaped properly before the final delivery.

    Most projects include up to two rounds of revisions, with the exact revision structure confirmed in your quote depending on the scope of the work.

  • That depends on the scope, complexity, and my current availability.

    As a general guide, I aim to complete book covers within 4–6 weeks, including collaborative feedback and revisions along the way. Smaller or simpler pieces may take less time, while more detailed or multi-part projects may take longer.

    Rush projects may be possible depending on availability and are subject to an additional rush fee.

  • Not at all — books are a big part of what I do, but they’re not the only thing.

    I also work on projects for small businesses specialising in fantasy, witchy and food-based industries that are looking for stationery, mugs, tote bags, enamel pins, packaging, and other illustrated merchandise, as well as tabletop and RPG projects that need characters, creatures, props, or worldbuilding-led artwork.

    All work listed here is for commercial illustration.

  • No, I don’t use AI to create my artwork in any way, and I also don’t allow my illustrations to be used as references for generating artwork through AI, for training AI models, or for anything similar.

    Everything I create is illustrated by me from start to finish. Real human creativity, discernment, skill, and care are a huge part of the value I bring to every project.

  • That’s completely fine. Not every project fits neatly into one category.

    Just fill out the form below or email me with as much detail as you can, and I’ll get back to you within 2 business days with suggestions or the next best steps.