High-quality photos with soft, neutral lighting work best. The light shouldn’t be too bright or too dark—I need to see the full range of values to paint an accurate portrait.
Please also avoid scaling down the files. Large files are completely fine—send the original if possible.

For the best result, try to choose photos taken at your pet’s eye level. Shots taken from above tend to distort proportions and usually lead to a less natural likeness.

Yes. If you don’t have many photos, please send whatever you have and I’ll honestly tell you what is possible.
I also create memorial portraits—it’s a meaningful way to remember a family member who is no longer with us.

Absolutely. If you want more than one pet in the same painting—but they won’t stay still together—just send separate photos.
I’ll create a composition and show you the drawing before I start painting so you can see how they’ll appear together.

For smaller formats (usually one pet), I work on Gessobord panels from 6×6” (20×20 cm) up to 16×20” (40×50 cm).
For larger pieces, I work on linen canvas, from 50×50 cm (19.5×19.5”) up to 100×100 cm (39×39”).

Prices start at 280€ for a 8×8” (20×20 cm) portrait on Gessobord.
Most clients choose between 9×12” (23×30 cm) and 16×20” (40×50 cm), which range from 380€ to 680€.

Yes, a 50% deposit is required to secure your place in the commissions queue.
If you already know the size you want, you can purchase it directly through my website. You’ll be added to the queue instantly, and I’ll contact you within one business day with your estimated start date.

From sketch to final varnish, the process usually takes 2–3 weeks, including drying time.
Afterwards, the painting is carefully packaged and shipped to you with tracking.

If there’s a queue, I’ll update the website so you know before booking.
Most of the time I can begin a new commission within 1 to 1.5 weeks.