WELCOME TO THE ORIGINAL WORKS BY DANIEL COOPER
Welcome to my curated collection of original works – each piece a testament to my connection with the landscapes and moods of the Lake District. These artworks are available either directly from me or through my trusted gallery partners.
About My Original Works
All pieces on this page are framed, glazed, and ready to hang, presented with care to ensure their lasting impact. Dimensions provided refer to the outer edge of the frame, ensuring you have a clear sense of scale. Click on any artwork for an enlarged view and detailed descriptions, including title, medium, dimensions, frame type, and pricing.
How to View, Reserve, or Purchase
To check real-time availability, I recommend contacting the representing gallery directly (details provided below). They can assist with viewings, reservations, and purchases, as well as discuss collection or shipping options. Please note that reservations and purchases for gallery-represented works cannot be made directly through this website, but I’m always happy to guide you through the process if needed.
NEW 2025 ‘The Peaks’ Collection, available now & direct from the artist:
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18 brand-new original works by Daniel Cooper
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Secure payments with credit or debit card, or via PayPal
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Free UK P&P with guaranteed Tracking and Signed For
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All works are signed, framed and ready to hang on the wall
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Shipping within 5-7 working days
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Limited time reservations available upon request*
*A non-refundable deposit required, please contact Daniel Cooper for details
A Guide to Commissioning Your Original Artwork by Daniel Cooper
Commissioning original art is a deeply personal decision, often reflecting your unique tastes, memories, or aspirations. To make this journey as rewarding as possible, I believe in fostering open and clear communication from the start. This approach ensures that your commissioned piece becomes not just a beautiful addition to your space today, but a cherished piece for generations to come.
Getting Started
If you’re considering a commission, the points below can guide our initial discussions. Whether you have a detailed vision or just a spark of an idea, I’m here to help bring it to life through a collaborative, hassle-free process.
Key Information to Consider:
1. Your Contact Details
Your name, address, and preferred contact method (email or phone)
2. Subject Matter
The subject or theme you have in mind for the artwork
3. Size and Dimensions
Desired dimensions (height and width in cm or inches)
4. Presentation
Framing, mounting, and glazing options (I’m happy to provide guidance, though I recommend my own artistic vision for a cohesive final piece)
5. Timescale
Most artworks take approximately 1-3 weeks, depending on complexity and size. If the piece is intended as a gift, please consider this timeframe when planning.
6. Visual References (Optional but Helpful)
Feel free to share photographs or images, whether it’s a landscape you love, an empty wall you want to fill, or a piece you already own for style inspiration.
7. Budget
A rough idea of your budget can help me propose suitable options. Free quotes or guide prices are available once I have a clear sense of your requirements.
8. Preferred Colour Palette or Mood
If you have specific colour preferences or a desired emotional tone for the piece, sharing this can help guide my creative approach.
9. Desired Impact or Purpose
Consider the intended setting for the piece – is it a statement piece for a living room, a personal memento, or a thoughtful gift?
10. Installation and Practical Considerations
Think about the space where the artwork will live, including lighting, wall space, and surrounding decor, to ensure it complements its environment beautifully.
Payment and Deposit
Before work can commence, a 20% deposit of the agreed quote is required. This secures your commission slot and covers the initial materials and planning.
Thank you for considering a bespoke artwork from me. I look forward to creating something truly special for you.
The Sold Originals Portfolio
This section also serves as an evolving archive of my sold works, documenting pieces from 2010 to the present. Each piece here has found its place in private and commercial collections around the world, reflecting my artistic journey. For a more structured browsing experience, my sold works are divided into nine categories, each offering a glimpse into my evolving creative practice.
Many of these pieces have featured in major solo and group exhibitions across Cumbria and beyond, reflecting the spirit and atmosphere of the region. I personally photograph and catalog each finished work, preserving the legacy of my art for years to come.
If you have any questions, or if a particular piece resonates with you, please feel free to reach out.
Thank you for your support and interest in my work.
