The Order Process

First, decide on the custom piece you’d like to order from me—whether it’s a pet portrait, meaningful place, or another special project.
Commission openings are released in limited spots throughout the year. If a listing in my shop says Sold Out, that means commissions are currently closed and will reopen when new spots become available at a future date.
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If helpful, you can also browse the FAQ page for quick answers before ordering!
Browse previous artwork galleries to explore styles, sizing ideas, and past commissions if you’d like inspiration before ordering.
Choosing a main reference photo is important and will impact the quality of your finished piece! Choose clear, well-lit images with visible details.
If you need some guidance, check out my Reference Photos Guide below!
Choose the size and style of artwork that best fits your vision, such as paper pieces for framing, sketches, paintings, or canvas portraits.
Browse current pricing and sizes here: Order Custom Art Shop
Before adding to cart, complete the pop-up form with additional details needed for your order.
Orders are placed directly online, with payment due in full at checkout to reserve your commission spot.
Once payment is processed, you will be prompted to upload your reference images.
Please allow 3–5 business days for me to personally review your order details, photos and selections. If any additional details or reference photos are needed, I’ll reach out directly.
For larger paintings or more complex pieces, I may provide a mockup to confirm layout and composition before painting begins.
Your artwork is then carefully hand-created with attention to detail, artistry, and meaning. Standard turnaround time is approximately 6 - 8 weeks.
Once complete, I’ll first send a photo of the finished piece to ensure no final adjustments are needed. Then, your artwork will be carefully packaged and shipped to you. A tracking link will be provided as soon as your order is on its way!

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Tips for Reference Photos

The quality of your reference photo plays a huge role in the final piece—so choosing the right one matters!

Clear & not blurry: Crisp details help me capture your pet accurately
Straight-on angle: Photos taken at eye level work best (avoid shots from above)
Good lighting: Natural light is best—avoid harsh shadows or filters
Focus on the face & chest: Especially the eyes, expression, and unique markings
True-to-life colors: Choose photos that reflect your pet’s real fur coloring
Pose & personality: Pick a photo with an expression that feels like them

While I require at least 1 Primary photo, you’re welcome to send up to 2 Supporting Photos —I’m happy to help choose the one I think will look best as a painting!