A gift chosen around
someone’s favorite pet.
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.
An anniversary gift
Teddy: an anniversary gift
Oliver chooses a portrait of Teddy for his wife.
1 pet · One glass painting · Wooden frame
The pet in this paintingThe details that
The details that
make this pet recognizable.
The long ears and changing patches of brown and white follow the shape of the head.
The finished composition
The frame is held in the photograph, with the room visible through the unpainted areas of glass.
Chosen byOliver
Forhis wife
The petTeddy
The occasionAn anniversary gift
A gift chosen around
The details they’ll
recognize every day.
The long ears and brown-and-white coat give the portrait its character. The framed painting is intended for the shelf near the front door.
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.
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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
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
In loving memory
Charlotte chooses a calm photograph of Pearl with her fur neatly framing her face. She wants the portrait to reflect how she remembers their quiet mornings together.
Meet Pearl & read the story