A gift chosen around
someone’s favorite pet.
Her friend jokes that Pippin is too unusual a pet for most gift shops. Zoe chooses a photo with the little red bow to make the portrait unmistakably his.
A birthday gift
Pippin: a birthday gift
Zoe chooses a portrait of Pippin for her friend.
1 pet · One glass painting · Wooden frame
The pet in this paintingThe details that
The details that
make this pet recognizable.
The narrow face, dark eyes and light coat distinguish this companion from the dogs and cats elsewhere in the gallery.
The finished composition
The bow adds a small area of color beneath the face without filling the unpainted glass.
Chosen byZoe
Forher friend
The petPippin
The occasionA birthday gift
A gift chosen around
The details they’ll
recognize every day.
The long, pale face and small nose are the details she wants to keep. The bow carries a memory they both recognize without needing a written message.
Make a portrait
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.
More pets, more personalities
Continue through the gallery.
In loving memory
Clover was her daughter’s first companion. Hannah wants a gentle way to keep the rabbit’s face in the family’s photographs without turning the entire room into a memorial.
Meet Clover & read the story
An anniversary gift
Teddy’s upward glance is the expression his wife sees whenever she picks up the lead. Oliver chooses that moment rather than a formal photograph.
Meet Teddy & read the story
A Mother’s Day gift
Her mum loves both her cat and the flowers on her kitchen table. Lucy brings those two familiar things together in the idea for a portrait.
Meet Hazel & read the story