A favorite face
for a familiar place.
Archie sits nearby while Emma works, looking up with those round golden eyes. She wants a painting of that familiar expression for the wall beside her desk.
Create a Pet Portrait0Emma chooses a portrait of Archie to keep at home.

1 pet · One glass painting · Wooden frame
Soft grey fur surrounds bright eyes, with darker strokes defining the cheeks and forehead.
The process images and associated video show how the same cat becomes a finished glass portrait.
Archie sits nearby while Emma works, looking up with those round golden eyes. She wants a painting of that familiar expression for the wall beside her desk.
The photograph, outline and color stages show how the broad grey face becomes recognizable. Keeping the eyes clear matters more than adding extra decoration.
This footage belongs to the portrait shown on this page. Look closely at the painted layers and the brushwork around the pet’s face.
Open the full videoChoose 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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