Describe the piece you want, preview it in a painter's own style, agree on it together — then they paint it by hand, on canvas, for you.
Generate a preview, push it around until it is right, then send it to a painter with the whole thread attached.
Requests arrive with a preview and a price already attached. You decide which of your styles can be previewed at all.
You describe the piece. Artiva generates a preview in the style you picked so you are looking at something instead of describing it.
The painter reviews the preview, adjusts what is not paintable, quotes, and either accepts or declines. You pay into escrow.
Photo updates at underpainting, first colour and varnish. The preview stays pinned to the thread as the reference you both agreed on.
Rolled or stretched, tracked and insured. Escrow releases 72 hours after you confirm the painting arrived intact.
Name the people, the light, and the one detail that must survive. Those are the three things painters ask about first.
Pick a variation to refine it. Each round costs one preview credit; the artist sees every version you kept.
After beta, Artiva takes a commission on completed sales only. Nothing is charged on declined or cancelled requests.