An everyday moment
worth remembering.
Henry returns to a photograph where Duke is looking directly toward him. The gold collar is a detail he associates with years of walks and daily routines.
In loving memory
Duke: in loving memory
Henry chooses a portrait of Duke to keep at home.
1 pet · One glass painting · Wooden frame
The pet in this paintingThe details that
The details that
make this pet recognizable.
The face markings and gold-colored collar give the painting its individual details.
The finished composition
Other frames appear behind this portrait, placing the photograph at the painting table.
Chosen byHenry
Forhimself
The petDuke
The occasionIn loving memory
An everyday moment
A place among
the family photographs.
The long muzzle and upright ears shape the likeness. Leaving the collar visible makes the portrait feel rooted in that specific photograph.
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.
A birthday gift
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.
Meet Frankie & read the story
An anniversary gift
Benny and Rosie have shared his parents’ home for years. Thomas wants their anniversary present to include both companions in one frame.
Meet Benny & Rosie & read the story
A portrait for home
Julia chooses a photograph where Blue’s eyes face the camera directly. She wants the painting to feel like the cat watching her from a favorite perch.
Meet Blue & read the story