A gift chosen around
someone’s favorite pet.
Her parents have plenty of photographs of each dog, but very few where both look at the camera. Rachel wants to bring their two companions together.
A family gift
Milo & Bear: a family gift
Rachel chooses a portrait of Milo & Bear for her parents.
2 pets · One glass painting · Wooden frame
The pet in this paintingThe details that
The details that
make this pet recognizable.
The contrasting coat colors help each dog stay distinct within the shared composition.
The finished composition
Both dogs sit inside one wooden frame, demonstrating a two-pet painting rather than two separate products.
Chosen byRachel
Forher parents
The petsMilo & Bear
The occasionA family gift
A gift chosen around
The details they’ll
recognize every day.
One light coat and one dark coat let both faces remain distinct. The finished portrait belongs on the hallway table where the dogs wait for a walk.
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with your own story.
Choose a pet photo for a birthday gift, a place in your home or a portrait in remembrance. Your photos and notes tell us what you want painted.
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An anniversary gift · Painting video
Willow and Fern have been part of their home since the early days of their marriage. Daniel chooses separate reference photos so neither cat has to borrow the other’s pose.
Meet Willow & Fern & read the story
A housewarming gift · Painting video
Her friend is moving to a new apartment with three cats and a collection of mismatched pet photographs. Sophie wants one piece that brings the whole household together.
Meet Olive, Miso & Peaches & read the story
A Father’s Day gift
Finn joins his dad for nearly every weekend walk. Ethan chooses the open-mouth expression that appears in so many of their photographs after coming home.
Meet Finn & read the story