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  • New Collection
  • Contact
  • past collections
  • Pet Portraits
  • Guidelines for Pet Portraits
  • Artist Statement
  • P.O. Mural
  • Links
  • Exhibits and Awards

Here is what I need for each pet portrait:

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A Great Reference Photo

I always start my portraits with a sketch in pencil so I can get to know the lines and shapes of your pet's face.
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Some 'Personality' shots

These won't be used for the painting, but tell me a little about your pet's personality so I feel a connection when I start to paint.
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Time

I take my time with the painting. I like to have time not only to paint, but to gaze at the painting and the reference photo to play 'spot the difference' so I can see what problems need to be overcome during the process.
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