Commissions

To get started I need good quality photos.

Guidance on photos:

Try to take them close up, at eye level, preferably outside in natural daylight (not too sunny) or otherwise near a window, with the subject facing the light.

Try to ensure the photos reflect the natural colour and texture of fur, the correct eye and nose colour and that any markings specific to the pet are clearly visible.

Ensure eyes are open and ears are in their natural position.

This will all help ensure the details that make the pet unique and give them their own character and personality are accurately reflected in the final portrait.

If you are unsure, I’m always happy to look through photos you have so we can decide together which photos would work best. If the pet is no longer with us, I can do my best to work with whatever photos are available.

Once we have agreed on good photos to work from I can get started. Once I can get going, typically each portrait takes a few days, depending on the size.

Sizes and Prices: