Custom Commissioned Portraits of People and Pets

A close up of the intricate detail work on the Singapore sunset commission. Capturing the architecture and the warm glow of the sky required immense patience, but seeing the final piece makes it all worthwhile.

This video shows the entire process for a custom pet portrait, from adding color and details to the final packaging. Each commissioned painting is carefully wrapped to ensure it arrives safely, complete with a personal thank you note.

A finished black and white portrait of a client with her beloved dog. I find that monochrome paintings can capture a deep sense of emotion and tranquility, focusing purely on the bond between a person and their pet.

Here I am on my studio floor, completely focused on a pet portrait commission. Working in black and white allows me to concentrate on light, shadow, and the observational details that bring the subjects to life.

A work in progress shot of the painting 'From the eyes of a woman'. This piece explores the need for heartfelt communication and love, and this image captures a moment of contemplation as I build the layers of the scene.

The nearly completed painting, 'From the eyes of a woman', resting on the easel. This artwork, set against a warm, expressive sky, aims to capture a feeling of freedom and uninhibited expression.

This image reflects the idea of unconditional acceptance that our pets offer. Painting portraits like this is a non verbal outlet for complex emotions and a reminder of the simple joy animals bring into our lives.

An overhead view of me adding fine details to a custom dog and owner portrait. I often work on the floor to get closer to the canvas, ensuring every brushstroke contributes to the final likeness and feel of the piece.

Painting at the easel, focused on capturing the expression in a commissioned portrait. This piece is about the non verbal emotional connection we share with our pets, a theme I love to explore in my art.