An everyday moment
worth remembering.
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.
In loving memory
Clover: in loving memory
Hannah chooses a portrait of Clover for her daughter.
1 pet · One glass painting · Wooden frame
The pet in this paintingThe details that
The details that
make this pet recognizable.
The long ears define the silhouette. Fine pale strokes give the coat its soft appearance.
The finished composition
The portrait is photographed in hand, showing the finished work beyond a flat image of the artwork.
Chosen byHannah
Forher daughter
The petClover
The occasionIn loving memory
An everyday moment
A place among
the family photographs.
The long ears and soft fur guide the painting. A simple frame can sit on a bedside shelf, leaving her daughter free to decide when and where to display it.
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.
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A birthday gift
The pink bandana is part of Poppy’s usual look in her friend’s photos. Amelia wants the gift to include that detail rather than only a generic fluffy face.
Meet Poppy & read the story