Pet Portraits
James aims to capture the expression that makes your pet unique, in beautiful colour detail.
Commission a portrait of your much-loved animal for your home or to give as a gift.
You will need to supply a good quality, high resolution photograph*, (or if necessary/practical, James will take a photo himself).
Prices start from £245 for an original acrylic on board, head and shoulders on a plain background, sized approximately 30x30cm, and framed in a handmade white wooden frame.
Due to amount of time involved for the artist, you will need to allow a minimum of four weeks for delivery/collection.
See Commissions page for payment details
James aims to capture the expression that makes your pet unique, in beautiful colour detail.
Commission a portrait of your much-loved animal for your home or to give as a gift.
You will need to supply a good quality, high resolution photograph*, (or if necessary/practical, James will take a photo himself).
Prices start from £245 for an original acrylic on board, head and shoulders on a plain background, sized approximately 30x30cm, and framed in a handmade white wooden frame.
Due to amount of time involved for the artist, you will need to allow a minimum of four weeks for delivery/collection.
See Commissions page for payment details
'Lily'
Size - A3 (not including frame)
'Toby'
Size - 30x30cm (not including frame)
'Brian'
Size - A3 (not including frame)
'Ollie' - original acrylic on board
Size 30x30cm (37x37cm framed)
'Barney' - original acrylic on board
Size 30x30cm (not incl. frame)
'Max' - original acrylic on board
Size 30x30cm (not incl. frame)
*How to take a good quality pet photograph.
Use at least 16mp resolution
Avoid flash as this may cause red-eye
Use natural light, i.e. near a window or out of doors
Avoid bright sunlight as this can cause too much shadow
Photograph at your pet's level for the most natural, undistorted look
Ensure that focus is good.
Take lots of photos! Use continuous shoot if you can and you are sure to get that perfect pooch pose!
Remember - the better the photo, the easier it is for James to capture the essence of what makes your pet so recognisable to you.
