Yes — dogs, cats, rabbits, horses, birds, whatever you love. If it has a face and a personality worth capturing, it can be painted. The weirder and more specific, the better.

Old photos work beautifully. Some of the most meaningful portraits come from older, imperfect images — the ones where you can still see exactly who they were. Send what you have and we'll work with it.

Yes. Reach out before ordering so we can talk through sizing and composition — multiple subjects need a little more room to breathe, and that may affect the price.

Send a few options and we'll figure it out together. The close-cropped style means lighting matters a lot for getting the colors right — more reference photos always helps, even if none of them are perfect.

Expressive and bold. Portraits are painted close-cropped — faces front and center, filling the canvas — with visible brushwork and saturated background colors. Think cobalt blue, mustard yellow, deep forest green. The style is painterly, not photorealistic. The goal is to capture who your pet is, not just what they look like.

Never. Every portrait is a one-of-a-kind original on canvas. No prints are made, no reproductions exist. What you receive is the only one there is.

Twice, actually. First you'll see a digital mockup — your pet placed against a suggested background color — before a drop of paint is mixed. Then a photo of the finished painting goes out for approval before anything ships. Nothing leaves without your green light.

About 6–8 weeks from the time your photo is received and confirmed. Need it by a birthday, anniversary, or a date that matters? Mention it upfront and we'll make sure it's doable before you order.

Reach out. It doesn't happen often, but when it does we work it out — that's what the approval steps are there for. Your satisfaction genuinely matters more than a fast transaction.

Full payment at the time of ordering. Work begins once your photo is received and confirmed — the digital mockup comes first, then paint.