All my portraits are drawn from photographs! While meeting the dog can help me get to know their character, it is absolutely not essential.

My portrait costs vary depending on the style and size chosen. You can find more information on the corresponding pages in the Portfolio section.

Quick&Quirky pet portrait - from £35
Fast&Freestyle pet portrait - from £65
Playful Pawtrait - from £125
Acrylic Mini - from £75
Graphite Portrait - from £110
Watercolour Portrait - from £130
Acrylic Portrait - from £140

For my bespoke fine art commissions, a 25% deposit is required to secure a booking. The final amount would be due upon completion of your artwork, prior to postage.

For my Ready-to-Order pet portraits, all major debit/credit cards are accepted, as well as Google Pay, Apple Pay and PayPal.

For my Fine Art Commissions, a deposit is payable via BACS transfer, PayPal, or a payment link when requested.

Pay-In-3 payment plans can be arranged - contact me directly to discuss.

The time taken for each portrait varies depending on the size and style chosen. It can vary from 1 week, to 4+ months! For information on what’s available, check out my Order a Commission page.

Yes! All artwork can be safely posted throughout the UK.

I pack the artwork in acid free tissue paper, before placing it inside a cellophane sleeve. This goes inside a hard-back envelope, which gets secured between two piece of cardboard of the same size. This is then wrapped in waterproof paper lining, ready for packaging labels.

For orders over £100, I use Royal Mail’s Special Delivery, which is a 24 hour tracked and insured guaranteed next day service.

For orders under £100, I use Royal Mail’s Tracked 48 service.

International delivery is also available, but you will need to reach out me directly to arrange.

Unfortunately I do not provide framing myself - I just focus on the artwork nowadays! But I am happy to support you in sourcing the perfect frame to supplement your artwork - just ask!

I do indeed! In fact, I draw anything from a photograph, so as long as there is a photo for me to refer to, I can draw it.

Absolutely! That said, the quality of your reference photo does affect the level of detail I can capture. Low quality or older photos are always workable in one way or another - I know we can't always just take another one. Get in touch and we'll figure out what we can do.

In short, soft natural lighting, all features of the subject are visible in the photograph, and high resolution can help.
For a more in-depth break down on how to choose the right image, check out this handy PDF I put together! Choosing the right image - a handy guide.

Yes you can! Contact me via my social media or Get In Touch page and let me know the amount you would like a voucher for. We can take it from there. :-)