FAQ
Purchasing & Commissions
How do I purchase a drakkon?
Inquire to Katie about current stock. Once we’ve identified the drakkon for you, you’ll pay an invoice and coordinate local pick-up. [Coming Soon!] Visit a local store
What drakkons are available?
Katie creates drakkons when inspiration hits. It’s an unforced, creative process. Stock is currently limited. Please inquire if you’re interested in purchase!
Can I commission a drakkon?
We’d love to work with you! Contact Katie to inquire about specific commissions. Please note that all commissions are subject to artist discretion and availability.
Where can I see your work in person?
Katie is a Northern Virginia local artisan. She’s parterning with several locations for display and retail. More to come soon!
How much do drakkons cost?
Each drakkon is unique and requires individual materials and crafting time. They typically range from $35 – $150 USD, but please inquire on specific drakkons for individual pricing.
Do you ship?
Not at this time. Drakkons are small and fragile and they don’t do well in the mail.
Does sales tax apply?
Yes, currently we charge 6% sales tax in compliance with Virginia State sales tax.
What payments do you accept?
We accept cash, credit cards, debit cards, mobile wallets, and Paypal. Invoices are typically sent via Square or Paypal.
We accept all US-issued and most internationally-issued magstripe or chip cards. This includes Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB, or UnionPay International. Mobile wallets include Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay.
Can I purchase a gift card?
Absolutely! We process gift cards through Square, please see our gift card portal to purchase.
Drakkons
Why dragons?
I have a love for all things fantasy, and dragons have always been a fascination. These cute guys have so much personality and are really fun to sculpt.
How do you come up with names for each drakkon?
Inspiration! Each drakkon is unique, and I try to give them unique names and personalities that fit. I draw a lot on the finished drakkon itself, and really like wordplay in different languages. For example, Seta has mushrooms growing on him, and Setae are a type of mushroom!
When will you create a new drakkon?
Katie creates drakkons when inspiration hits. It’s an unforced, creative process. If you have suggestions or want to commission your own little drakkon, please, reach out!
What are your sculptures made of?
I use premo sculpey as the base for all drakkons and often for accents. The eyes are cabochon glass beads, and the other accents and items depend on the individual drakkon. Gemstone spines, metal gears for a steampunk look, quartz crystals, resin accents, and D20 dice are just some of the accents I’ve used on individual drakkons.