Hand-Painted Pet Portraits

A  meaningful gift for the pet lover in your life

“The portrait looks like a photo — but with the heart and depth of paint. Absolutely incredible.”

Pricing

·       11"x14” Original Oil Portrait: $400 (includes framing + shipping)

·       Larger sizes or multiple pets available (pricing on request)

How It Works
1. Send your pet’s photo and request availability 

2. Confirm size, details, and timeline

3. 50% deposit secures your painting slot

4. Greg hand-paints your oil portrait with care and detail

5. Your finished and framed portrait ships securely 

 Upload a photo and check availability 

Why People Trust This Process
- Hand-painted in oil - not a photo on canvas 

- Painting comes varnished, framed, and ready to hang

- Personal communication every step of the way

Testimonials

Greg captured my dog perfectly, somehow even better than the photo. The portrait looks like a photograph but with the heart and depth of paint. He’s done two pieces for our family now, and both are incredible. Highly recommend.

-Nathan M.

FAQ
What kind of photos work best?

- Natural light, clear eyes, favorite expression—don’t worry, Greg will help you choose the best for your painting.

Can you paint memorial pet portraits?

- Yes, and it’s always an honor, as long as we have a good enough reference photo.

I can’t get a good photo of the pet without the gift recipient’s help.

- In that case, a gift certificate would be perfect. They could talk directly with Greg about their painting.

What type of payment do you accept?

- Greg can send you an invoice through Square (payment processor), where you can pay with a credit or debit card. Alternatively, we can also use Venmo if you prefer. 

Is a deposit required?

- Yes. Once the photo reference and size are determined, a 50% deposit is required to begin the painting. After it's finished, the remaining payment must be made before shipping.

What if I have other questions before we begin the process?

- No problem. Email Greg directly at [email protected]

The female figure has been a cornerstone of art since the beginning of human expression—a timeless subject that continues to captivate. Painting the female form is an exploration of contrasts: strength and softness, structure and fluidity. It’s about more than capturing the physical—it’s about conveying movement, emotion, and essence. There’s a reason the female figure has inspired artists for centuries: its complexity and elegance offer endless possibilities for storytelling and creativity. Each painting feels like a continuation of that artistic legacy, blending tradition with personal interpretation and honoring an ageless muse.

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