A gift chosen around
someone’s favorite pet.
His brother’s camera roll has filled with pictures of Maple since the adoption. Jamie chooses one with the corgi’s ears high and the little front paws visible.
A new pet parent gift
Maple: a new pet parent gift
Jamie chooses a portrait of Maple for his brother.
1 pet · One glass painting · Wooden frame
The pet in this paintingThe details that
The details that
make this pet recognizable.
The white muzzle contrasts with the warm orange coat. The forward-facing ears give the portrait its alert expression.
The finished composition
The paws extend the composition below the head, while the surrounding glass remains clear.
Chosen byJamie
Forhis brother
The petMaple
The occasionA new pet parent gift
A gift chosen around
The details they’ll
recognize every day.
Including the paws keeps the playful pose that makes the photo memorable. It is a gift for the beginning of a relationship, rather than a milestone far in the future.
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with your own story.
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A portrait for home · Painting video
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A birthday gift
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In loving memory
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