Pet Portraits

Brianna creates realistic pet portraits to create a piece that you can cherish for years to come. They are a wonderful way to honor and commemorate your beloved pets whether they are still present in your life or have crossed the rainbow bridge. She pours her heart into every single drawing she does and it shows through in the completed pieces. She strives to capture the spirt of your pet so that it touches your heart and brings about warm emotion, making it a treasured possession to be displayed in your home or office. Brianna takes great pride in her work and she strives to make each new drawing better than the last, allowing her to develop and refine her work indefinitely.

Additional Details:

Timeline:

Upon booking, Brianna will give an estimate of when she believes the portrait can be finished. Lead time varies and is often dependent on the time of year and amount of projects already in her schedule.

However, if there is a specific date of which you need the artwork, please let Brianna know and she will do her best to accommodate special requests.

Sizes & Pricing:

Prices are dependent on size, amount of subjects, complexity of the portrait.

Photo Requirements

A suitable photo is critical for the creation of a satisfactory portrait.

Deposit:

Require a $75 deposit at the time if booking in order to secure your booking. The remainder of the balance, as well as shipping fees and any applicable taxes, is required upon completion of your portrait.

Payment plans are available.

Acceptable forms of payment include: PayPal, Venmo, Checks

A Good Reference Photo

Brianna works from your own photo(s). To make sure the end result is an accurate representation of your furry friend's character she needs the best possible photos to work from. In case your pet has sadly passed away and you only own lower quality photos, don't hesitate to contact her! Although better quality photos make it easier for Brianna to create a detailed portrait, She is always in for a challenge. There's nothing more rewarding than creating a lovely memorial portrait that still captures your pet's personality.

Well Brianna is creating your drawing, she will frequently take pictures and send you updates so you can see your artwork in progress!

Tips for taking a great reference photo

Get on your pets level. Try not to take a picture looking straight down on them or from across the room. The picture needs to be a close up, at least head neck, and shoulders close.

Try to have your pet looking to one side or the other unless you prefer straight on.

have your pet sitting up in a flattering position. Lying down deforms the posture and makes it difficult to portray in a drawing,

Go outside! Natural lighting is ideal for pictures because it will help bring out all the subtle details in their coat to help me see the details to draw them.

Check to make sure your picture isn't blurry or grainy. Zoom in and look at the eyes and nose, if you can't see it, I can't see it The eyes are very important! The better I can see the eyes, the better I can capture the character.