PetGallery

Every dog parent says ‘they captured the eyes’, but that’s exactly what happened. Our labradoodle Milo has this calm, slightly curious look; the Pencil Sketch kept that expression without over-polishing it. We chose the Clean & Light accent and a Black floating frame, and it feels like a graphite drawing you’d find in a design book. Delivery was smooth, hardware in the box, and the piece is genuinely ready to hang. The best part? It doesn’t shout. It just sits there with quiet confidence and everyone who walks in notices.

We asked for a warm palette to match our living room and got exactly that. Soft washes, a little glow in the highlights, and enough texture to feel painted, not printed. Our beagle’s coat can look flat in photos; here it has depth, especially around the ears. The S/M/L sizing was refreshingly simple. We hung the Large canvas above the sofa and it instantly grounded the room. It’s the kind of piece you catch yourself smiling at when you walk past.

We were nervous about the Royal Portrait, fun can slide into kitsch. This isn’t that. The costume details are elegant (lace! buttons!), the background tone feels classic, and our terrier’s expression is still the star. It became the birthday present that stole the evening. Guests kept leaning in to look at the brushwork texture on the canvas. We chose Natural wood for the frame and it balances the formality perfectly.

I ordered this as a gift. I chose Watercolor, uploaded a photo from my camera roll, and the with additional comment gently steered it toward a brighter shot. The final piece kept our spaniel’s playful head tilt without pushing the colors too far. It arrived ready to hang.

Our black Lab mix, Nox, is (deep charcoal) easy to lose in photos. The Pencil Sketch solved that: whiskers are crisp, the muzzle has quiet highlights, and the coat reads in layers instead of one dark block. We chose the Dark Brown floating frame and it warms the monochrome beautifully, sitting right next to our oak shelves. It looks like a drawing we commissioned years ago, the kind of piece that feels like it always belonged.

We went with a cooler Watercolor palette to balance our shepherd mix’s warm coat. The eyes are the star. The Black floating frame gives it that gallery feel and the Large size anchors our hallway without overpowering it. Friends keep asking where we had it done, and then do a double take when they realize it’s our dog.