A portrait with your pet.

26-08-2025

 🐾 A portrait with your pet – more than a photo, a work of art
Your pet isn't just any animal. It's your companion, your shadow in the house, the one who looks at you like you're a superhero (even with unkempt hair and a morning grump). And how special it is to immortalize that bond, not in a photo, but in a work of art that breathes your story.

Not a photo, but a painting full of life
Where a photo captures reality, I add something extra in my style:

Characteristics incorporated in color and form – the curiosity of your cat, the loyalty of your dog, or the playful mischief you know so well.
Nature as a backdrop – a sunny forest, a sea full of movement, or a peaceful garden that suits the character of the two of you.

A touch of humor – a portrait can evoke smiles; a mischievous look, a colorful twist, or a playful detail. In balance with your interior – colorful and expressive or calm and subdued, so that the painting brings harmony to your space.

Examples from my studio

A cat and dog together, subtly incorporated into a vibrant nature painting, as if they were always at home there.
A family portrait with a dog, in which the animal was as important as its owners – because that's how it feels in real life.
A figurative portrait with humor, in which a mischievous wag or look sets the whole mood.
Each work became a true work of art, not photographic, but a translation of reality – and a complement to the client's interior.

Why a portrait with your pet?
You receive a unique, personal work of art that no one else has.
It's a lasting memory, an ode to your bond.
The painting adds warmth and character to your interior – every time you look at it, you feel that connection again.

What does a commissioned painting cost?
The price depends on size, style, and preferences. In my blog post: What does a commissioned painting cost? Here you can read exactly how that works and what the possibilities are.

👉 Curious how your size would come to life in my style? Feel free to contact me – I'd love to brainstorm with you.