Commission spaces available in 2024!
As a portrait artist, I believe that capturing the character of the subject is the most important part of the process. I use your photographs to draw from and these are absolutely key. I cannot stress enough the importance of good quality photographs - the better quality the photos, the better the portrait will be.
Please have a look at my guide to photographing your pet (or human!) below to get the best reference pictures.
PRICE LIST
Single Subject | Head & Collar
A5 6" x 8" £195 £220
15cm x 21cm
A4 8" x 12" £325 £385
21cm x 30cm
A3 12" x 16" £445 £520
30cm x 42cm
A2 12" x 16" Price based on individual 42cm x 60cm customer's brief
*A £50 non-refundable deposit is required in order to secure your booking in my diary
*Please add an additional 30% per subject
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*Scenic backgrounds can be added at an additional cost depending on difficulty
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*Thinking of a different size? Contact me for a quote.
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*If you would like a full-body portrait instead of a traditional head portrait, again, please contact me for a quote as some sizes are unsuitable for a full body.
Paper Size Graphite Colour
High Resolution: Clear, sharp photos that display a lot of detail are best. Zoom in on your photo; if you can clearly see the fine details in the eyes, nose and hair, then it is a suitable photo to draw from.
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Lighting: Photos taken in natural daylight work much better than photos taken indoors with artificial lighting. Avoid direct sunlight, however.
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Avoid Flash: Flash often masks much detail in a photo and can cause unflattering shadows, red eye or glowing eyes.
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Avoid Digital Zoom on Mobile Phones: This is great for everyday snaps but these zoomed photos are lower quality and I recommend avoiding using it.
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Get Down To Their Level: You have a better vantage point doing this and can see clearly into their eyes - one of the most important parts!
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