faq’s

Frequently Asked Questions

What medium does Joseph Sturniolo work in?

Nearly all of Joseph’s work is created in watercolor. He’s drawn to the medium for its translucence and unpredictability — qualities that let him capture emotion, light, and movement in a way that feels alive on the paper. You’ll find this across both his portraits and his water and outdoor scenes.

Every piece offered on this site is an original, one-of-a-kind watercolor painted by Joseph himself. Because each work is unique, most pieces are listed as a single item in stock — once a painting sells, it’s gone.

Sizes vary by piece and are listed individually on each product page, ranging from smaller 8 x 12 works to larger statement pieces. Framing is noted in the product details — many works are sold framed and ready to hang. Always check the individual listing for exact dimensions and framing.

Prices are listed on each product page and generally reflect the size, detail, and subject of the work. The collection spans a wide range, so there are accessible smaller pieces as well as larger, more significant works. If a painting shows as “Sold,” it’s no longer available for purchase.

Yes. Portraiture is where Joseph’s heart lives, and he welcomes commission inquiries. Each commissioned portrait is approached as a study of a person in a specific moment — capturing not just a likeness, but what the subject is feeling. Reach out through the contact form to discuss your idea, timeline, and pricing.

Simply select the piece you love, add it to your cart, and complete checkout through the site’s secure store. Because each painting is an original with limited availability, we recommend purchasing promptly if a particular work speaks to you.

Yes, paintings can be shipped to you. Each work is carefully packaged to protect it in transit, with extra attention given to framed pieces. For shipping costs, timelines, or questions about a specific destination, please get in touch before ordering and we’ll be glad to help.

Faces of Ukraine is a portrait series born from Joseph’s belief that a painting should move and inspire. Each face — pain, sadness, anguish, solitude, leadership — tells a human story and reflects a moment of emotion the world needed to see. It’s one of the most personal bodies of work in the collection.

Because every piece is an original work of art, please review the dimensions, medium, and framing details on each product page carefully before purchasing. For specific questions about returns or any concern after a purchase, see our Terms and Conditions or contact us directly, and we’ll do our best to assist.

The easiest way is through the contact form on this site, or by email at jsturniolo@msn.com. Whether you’re interested in a specific painting, a commission, or simply want to share how a piece moved you, Joseph would love to hear from you.