To order a custom pet portrait, simply message or email me with the following details: 1. Specify if you are ordering a single or multiple pet portrait. 2. Choose the size of the painting you want. 3. Decide if you want the painting framed. If so, let me know what colour frame you'd prefer.

4. Please send a minimum of 3 photos. 5. Let me know if there is a specific date you need the painting by.

6. If you will need the painting posted to you or if you are happy to collect it from Wilford, Nottingham. Once I have confirmed your order, I will ask for a 50% deposit. The remaining payment will be due once I have confirmed the painting is complete and ready for posting/collection. Payment is by bank transfer, or cash if collecting.

To ensure I create the best pet portrait, here are some tips for choosing the right photos: 1. Clear and unedited photos are important so I can see the details and colouring in your pet's fur and eyes. 2. Photos where the pet is either looking directly at the camera or slightly away are preferred. 3. Natural daylight is ideal, and photos look great especially when taken on an overcast day. This type of lighting avoids harsh shadows and highlights. 4. Avoid taking photos from a standing position. Instead, get down to the pet's level. This way I can see their chest and full body if needed. 5. Last but not least, make sure the photos capture the pet's personality!

Please check out the 'Photo Tips' section for examples. If you are ordering a multiple pet portrait, the photos of the pets do not need to be together.

All pets! Whether you're the proud owner of a traditional pet, like a dog, cat, or horse, or you have a more exotic companion, I would love to paint them!

The sooner the better! My timescale changes due to demand, so it's always best to order the pet portrait as early as possible. Typically, a month's notice is sufficient to ensure your order is completed on time. However, if you're planning to surprise a loved one for Christmas, please make sure to place your order no later than early November, as this is the busiest time of the year!