A gift chosen around
someone’s favorite pet.
Ranger’s red jacket appears in their cold-weather walking photos. Sarah wants to keep that part of their routine in the portrait.
Create a Pet Portrait0Sarah chooses a portrait of Ranger for her partner.

1 pet · One glass painting · Wooden frame
The jacket adds a strong color beneath the dog’s face, ears and dark muzzle.
The framed piece rests on a studio easel, showing the finished portrait in a working setting.
Ranger’s red jacket appears in their cold-weather walking photos. Sarah wants to keep that part of their routine in the portrait.
The jacket gives the composition a strong point of color beneath the shepherd’s face. A taller pose lets the familiar walking outfit remain part of the 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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Frankie’s broad grin is a regular feature in her friend’s messages. Alice chooses a photograph with the tongue visible because it captures that lively character.
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Benny and Rosie have shared his parents’ home for years. Thomas wants their anniversary present to include both companions in one frame.
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