FAQ | Paru | Paintings in Passage

Paru’s paintings combine traditional painterly sensibilities with contemporary digital techniques. The works are created slowly and intuitively, with an emphasis on atmosphere, light, texture, and quiet spatial presence.

Artworks can be purchased securely through the website using PayPal or Razorpay. After purchase, download details are delivered automatically by email.

After purchase, you will receive a download link on the confirmation page, along with an email containing the same link for your records.

Each artwork includes a high-resolution JPG file prepared for professional printing, along with a simple printing guide. Single artworks are provided as one carefully prepared file. Multi-panel works, such as triptychs, include separate files for each panel.

ZIP files can be opened on most devices: • Windows: right-click → Extract All • Mac: double-click the file • Mobile: use a file-extract app if required

Yes. Artwork purchases include permission for personal printing and display. The included printing guide contains recommendations for paper, canvas, sizing, and finishes to help achieve the best results.

No. Paru currently offers digital downloads only. You may print the artwork using a professional printer of your choice, locally or internationally.

Most artworks are suitable for a wide range of standard print sizes. If you require oversized or custom dimensions, please get in touch before or after purchase for guidance on suitability.

Colours may vary slightly depending on screen calibration, paper type, printer settings, and lighting conditions. This is a normal part of the printing process.

Artwork purchases are licensed for personal use only. Commercial licensing may be available for selected collections. Please use the contact page or email for enquiries.

Due to the nature of digital products, downloads are non-refundable once accessed. If you experience any technical issue with your files, assistance will gladly be provided.

A limited number of portrait commissions are accepted based on the suitability and clarity of photographic references. Initial enquiries can be made through the contact page or by email. Reference images are requested only after the initial discussion.