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Create your portrait
by P. Dokoupil
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The image is a preview template only. Your dog's name will be added to the final portrait. Max 8 characters.
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Ideally, your dog should be facing the camera.
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Supports JPG, PNG, HEIC, HEIF, WebP and AVIF – Max 10 MB
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How Your Portrait
Comes to Life
Each style is designed by an award-winning artist.
Choose your style and finishing details, then upload your dog’s photo.
Our team carefully ensures that every detail feels true to your dog, creating a beautifully finished portrait that captures their unique character.

Petr Dokoupil
I focus on quiet moments and what remains from them. I look for clarity, balance, and presence.
A quiet moment, carried forward.

Adalbert Kollert
I trust the first line, then leave room for what it means. Strong gesture, quiet feeling.
A first line, made to last.

Petr Dokoupil
I focus on quiet moments and what remains from them. I look for clarity, balance, and presence.
A quiet moment, carried forward.

Maria Vakht
I love a drawing in its first moments. Before it's polished, before it's certain. That's where I find your dog.
An early drawing, kept open.

Petr Dokoupil
I focus on quiet moments and what remains from them. I look for clarity, balance, and presence.
A quiet moment, carried forward.

Adalbert Kollert
I trust the first line, then leave room for what it means. Strong gesture, quiet feeling.
A first line, made to last.

Petr Dokoupil
I focus on quiet moments and what remains from them. I look for clarity, balance, and presence.
A quiet moment, carried forward.

Petr Dokoupil
I focus on quiet moments and what remains from them. I look for clarity, balance, and presence.
A quiet moment, carried forward.

Adalbert Kollert
I trust the first line, then leave room for what it means. Strong gesture, quiet feeling.
A first line, made to last.

Adalbert Kollert
I trust the first line, then leave room for what it means. Strong gesture, quiet feeling.
A first line, made to last.
Size
Every portrait comes in multiple sizes, so it can live in your home the way you want it to.
Canvas
Paper
Materials
Printed on gallery-quality paper with a clean, precise finish that captures fine detail and tonal depth of colors while maintaining clarity.
Canvas introduces a structured surface with visible texture that interacts with light, adding depth and reducing glare. The result feels more physical and holds its presence as an object.
The same material standards are applied across all formats, ensuring consistency in detail, color, and durability.
The printed portrait also includes the artist's printed signature as part of the final design.
Framing
Frames are solid, minimal, and made to support the artwork without competing with it. Four options across two collections, all in real wood.
Essential frames
Black or white. Ayous wood for paper portraits, pine for canvas. The wall stays calm, the artwork takes the lead.
Black
Defined edge, modern feel.
White
Soft, minimal, blends in.
Premium woods
Oak for paper portraits, walnut for canvas. Both have a visible natural grain that gives the piece real surface presence and a quiet weight on the wall.
Premium Oak
Light, warm, natural grain.
For paper portraits.
Premium Walnut
Deep, rich, more weight.
For canvas portraits.
Crafted with precise joints for stability, made to hold its form over time. Each frame arrives fully assembled and ready to hang.
Finish
Each portrait arrives complete. Hanging hardware ready. Nothing to adjust, nothing left to do. Just hang it on the wall. Acrylite front protector on paper formats.
Loved by dog people
Super happy with it!! Looks even better in real life tbh
Sent them one photo of Max, wasnt sure it'd turn out well but it's really him. Even my girlfriend said so straight away
Got this for my parents, their dog Nala passed last year. Mom just started crying opening it.
Didnt expect the frame to be this heavy, proper solid wood. Looks deadly on the wall.
Made this for my ma's birthday, didnt tell her anything. She welled up opening it, kept saying it's Rosie to a tee.