• Our shop will be live at the end of August 2023

  • Prints are sold with a mount, to the sizes shown on the website.

    Mounts are white and 50mm depth

    A frame is not provided

  • Originals are sold with a mount, to the sizes shown on the website.

    Mounts are white and 50mm depth

    A frame is not provided

  • Sizes shown in the store are the size of the image shown in the mount, or in otherwords the size of the mount opening.

    Mounts are designed to focus the eye on the key part of the image, the image may extend slightly beyond the mount, this is normal in artwork framing.

    All sizes are approximate, rounded to the nearest inch.

  • I will dispatch orders as soon as practicable after order and will let you know when its on it’s way. If you are ordering outside the UK your dispatch notification will confirm the delivery time. If you would like a delivery estimate prior to ordering please contact me.

    For pet portraits, please allow 14 days from order for creation, tweaks and delivery.

    For UK orders shipping times are shown on the shipping page.

  • The process for your custom pet portrait is fairly simple following the steps below:

    1. Place an order online

    2. I will contact you by email within 24hrs of the order being placed to request a photo of your pet and any other special details as required.

    3. Once I have the photo, I will then create the painting.

    4. You will receive a photo of the painting once ready for any minor tweaks, I allow for up to 3 minor tweaks per painting.

    5. Once you have confirmed you are happy, the painting is packaged and shipped by a tracked courier service. You will receive a shipped confirmation email with the tracking number.

    6. Enjoy your new painting and hang it somewhere everyone can see!

  • For the best pet portrait a good photo or photos is helpful, I’ve put a couple of helpful tips below as a guide!

    1. Photo tips to get a natural pose

      Aim to take photos at your pet’s eye level, in natural light. Outdoors on a cloudy, but bright, day means that fur colour is not washed out by bright sunlight.

      If using a smart phone, I would always try to take photos outside on a bright but cloudy day to capture the best image quality.

      Eyes should be visible, unless your pet has a lot of fur, which is another challenge! 

      Taking photos indoors using a flash will usually create unnaturally bright areas on the fur and cause light reflection off the eyes.  Their colour won’t be as vibrant as natural light.

    2. Take as many photos as you can

      You can never have enough photos! If you are taking images specifically for the art work, then you will have a good choice to look through to find the photo that really shows your pet’s personality.

      You may have a selection of photos but are unsure which will be the best for a painting. I’ll be happy to advise.

    3. I’ve learnt that you can never have enough treats at the ready when doing a photo shoot with any animal!