Pet portraits

A hand-painted watercolor portrait from your favorite photos. Dogs, cats, birds, wildlife, and all kinds of animals are welcome.

Each commission is a unique, original artwork made with care, patience, and attention to every detail.

Send portrait request

1. Upload your reference photos and information about your order by clicking here

(alternative you can message me on Instagram or email)

2. I will reply with availability, final quote, and questions if needed

3. After you secure your spot with the 50% deposit (non-refundable) I will start working on the portrait and send progress updates if requested

4. Once I am finished I will send you a photo of the artwork for approval, after you are happy with the result i will send you an invoice for the remaining amount

5. Once payment is confirmed, I will securely package the artwork and send it to the address of your choice or arrange for pickup

Price

Price can vary depending on the size and quantity of subjects. The prices are listed for one subject with abstract /no background.

Note that listed sizes are of standard frame sizes, but commissions can be made at any size if you wish!

All commissions come unframed. 
The drawing may be portrait (vertically-oriented) or landscape (horizontally-oriented), depending on what best suits the photo.

Complicated, detailed background will incur extra fee.

For each additional subject 50% will be charged.
Prices exclude postage and packaging.

A4 120 €
A5 80 €
A6 60 €

How to pick a great photo

Good reference photos are one of the most important things for a pet portrait.

A few things to keep in mind while choosing or taking a new photo:


1. Have a natural light, for example - natural daylight near a window or somewhere outdoors


2. Try to get to the same level as your pet instead of from far above while taking a photo. Use the best camera quality that you have

3. Take multiple pictures to find the best one. Try holding your pets favorite treat or toy behind the camera, so they focus on that, maybe move it up and down or to the sides to try different angles to find a position you’d prefer. Key features such as eyes and nose should be clear on the photo


The best reference photos for portraits are both well-lit and clear. Blurry or dark photos can result in a blurry drawing. If you cant decide on the photo I can help you choose the best one!

Custom pet portrait commission

Upload photos

Optional. Up to 5 JPG, PNG, or WebP images. 4 MB each, 20 MB total.

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