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Pet Portrait Commissions

Prices

Digital Watercolor:

This medium allows you to add up to three different flowers of your choice, in the style of watercolor and ink. You will receive your photo framed and printed on watercolor paper; as well a digital copy if you would like for personal use only. 

Print Size:

  • 9x12: $425

  • 11x14: $500

  • 16x20: $650

Frame Color Options:

  • Black

  • Brown

  • White

Addition pets:

  • $150/Each​

Oil Painting

With this fine art medium, you have the option to choose between a framed canvas board or a ready to hang gallery wrapped canvas. This comes with a single color background(if you would like to add any flowers or plants to the background, we can discuss for an extra fee. 

Canvas

  • 9x12: $425

  • 11x14: $500

  • 16x20: $1200

Frame Color Options:

​Note: for canvas board only.

  • Black

  • Brown

  • White

Addition pets:

  • 9x12: Not Available

  • 11x14: $250/Each (up to one)​

  • 16x20: $300/Each (up to two)

Note: If you would like to do a larger canvas for your pet portrait, or commission me for a wildlife oil painting, please reach out directly through the contact page to discuss pricing. 

Photo Reference Guide

Choosing the Best Photo for Your Pet’s Portrait: A Quick Guide

Getting the perfect portrait of your beloved pet starts with choosing the right reference photo! Here’s how to pick a great one:

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1. Use High-Resolution Photos

  • Clear, high-resolution photos help capture every detail of your pet’s features. Blurry or pixelated images make it difficult to create a lifelike portrait.

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2. Capture Natural Lighting

  • Photos taken in natural light (outdoors or by a window) help show the true color of your pet’s fur and eyes without harsh shadows or artificial color tints.

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3. Focus on the Face

  • Close-up shots that focus on your pet's face, especially the eyes, bring out their personality. Make sure both eyes are visible, and avoid extreme angles.

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4. Avoid Overhead or Tilted Angles

  • Photos taken at eye level with your pet provide a natural and flattering view. Try to avoid shots from above or angles that distort their features.

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5. Capture Unique Expressions

  • If possible, use photos where your pet looks alert and engaged. A slight head tilt, relaxed pose, or a happy expression helps bring personality to the portrait.

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6. Consider Multiple Photos

  • Often times, it helps to provide more than one photo. A close-up for details, a full-body shot. I personally like to have three or more photos to choose from.

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By following these tips, you’ll ensure a beautiful, true-to-life portrait that celebrates your pet perfectly!

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