Inquire
Start with the work. State the intent.
Name the work, intended use, timeline, and preferred follow-up. ToddWaxStudios welcomes print, licensing, exhibition, commission, collector, curator, venue, and collaboration inquiries.
What to include in the first email
A useful first message includes:
- the work title or body of work that prompted the inquiry
- whether the request is for print, licensing, exhibition, commission, venue, or review
- intended use, placement, publication, or collection context
- timeline and preferred follow-up
The best inquiry starts from a specific work, use, place, or review context.
Inquiry Scope
Choose the kind of inquiry.
The strongest inquiries are tied to a specific work, body of work, or use. Start with the most practical category, then add context.
- collector, print, and acquisition interest
- licensing, usage, and publication questions
- curatorial, exhibition, and venue outreach
- commissions or collaborations tied to the current visual language
Contact Details
Best first contact for commissions, exhibitions, licensing, print, venue, and collector questions.
Phone
Available for direct follow-up when needed.
Location
Boca Raton, Florida
Working across South Florida.
Include in the first message
- inquiry type
- relevant work or body of work
- intended use, venue, publication, or collection context
- timeline and preferred follow-up
Open the right conversation.
If you are still deciding, begin with Works or the Review Packet. If there is already a purpose, email directly with the inquiry type and the work that prompted it.