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How it Works


1 Select the size according to the preferred composition (see examples below). Custom sizes are available on request.


2 Upload your pet’s photo/s if you haven’t already done so.


3 Indicate if you are wanting additional pets in the portrait. Maximum three pets per portrait. Multiple pets are not suitable for 23 x 30cm portraits.


4 Would you like FREE gift wrapping? If so, just select “Yes Please”.


5 Indicate in the “NOTES” box your preferred background colour (see below for colour suggestions), and any other specific requirements ie: remove collar.


6 Place your order. Go to Terms & Conditions for payment details.

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    (Head & Shoulders or Close-up with Classic Background)

    (Detail Back/Foreground or Full Body)

    Tips For Choosing The Perfect Background

    (not available in size 23 x 30cm)

    • (max file size 128 MB)

    jpg & png formats accepted

    • (max file size 128 MB)

    jpg & png formats accepted

    • (max file size 128 MB)

    jpg & png formats accepted

    • (max file size 128 MB)

    jpg & png formats accepted

    • (max file size 128 MB)

    jpg & png formats accepted

    • (max file size 128 MB)

    jpg & png formats accepted

    or 4 fortnightly payments with [afterpay_product_logo theme=colour] More info

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Choose The Perfect Background Colour

There are no hard-and-fast rules when choosing a background colour for your pet’s portrait. The trick is to bring your pet to life by using a colour that artistically compliments the subject. Together we can decide on the best background, but remember it is your portrait and will be hanging on your wall. Whatever you decide, please don’t try to match the portrait to your décor – I’m sure you didn’t get a pet to match the furniture!


Rich Greens & Blues
Blue or green backgrounds are a popular choice. This palette brings the outdoors inside and works for most pets.

Pastels & Muted
You may be after a softer, muted tone in your portrait. These colours work well with cute, toy dogs, or kittens and puppies.

Brights
A fun bright colour will make any pet stand out. It’s not for the faint-hearted, but it’s bound to make a statement!

Earth Tones & Browns
This is probably the most commonly used palette. From beige to burnt umber, these colours are a good choice for more traditional portraits.

Black & Neutrals
For portraits that pack-a-punch, you can’t go past black. Greys are more subdued but will still result in a sophisticated finish.

Have a question?

If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me any time at jmappin@petportraitstudio.com.au