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Pet portrait painting from photo

Painted live on my Youtube channel

Pet Portrait Painting from Photo – A Timeless Tribute to Your Beloved Pet

Your pet is more than just an animal—they’re family. Every wag of the tail, every purr, and every playful glance holds a special place in your heart. With a pet portrait painting from photo, you can turn those cherished moments into a stunning, hand-painted work of art that lasts forever.

🎨 Custom Pet Portraits, Hand-Painted with Love

Each portrait is carefully crafted to capture your pet’s unique personality, expression, and spirit. Using high-quality paints and professional techniques, I transform your favorite pet photo into a lifelike, custom pet painting that reflects their charm and character. Whether you want to celebrate your pet’s vibrant personality or create a heartfelt memorial keepsake, every piece is designed with love and attention to detail.

📷 How It Works – From Photo to Masterpiece

1️⃣ Choose Your Favorite Photo – Select a clear, high-resolution image of your pet that best represents their personality.
2️⃣ Personalized Artwork Creation – I’ll hand-paint a detailed pet portrait painting from photo, ensuring every brushstroke brings out their unique features.
3️⃣ Delivered with Care – Your finished artwork will be securely packaged and shipped to you, ready to be framed or displayed in your home.

🐾 The Perfect Gift for Pet Lovers

Looking for a unique and meaningful gift? A custom pet portrait makes a thoughtful present for birthdays, anniversaries, pet memorials, or any special occasion. Surprise a pet-loving friend or treat yourself to a one-of-a-kind artwork that will be treasured forever.

📩 Order Your Personalized Pet Portrait Today!

Let’s celebrate your pet’s story through art. Send in your favorite photo, and I’ll create a hand-painted pet portrait that captures their spirit and beauty.

🔹 Custom Sizes & Styles Available
🔹 High-Quality, Hand-Painted Artwork
🔹 Worldwide Shipping

Turn your pet’s memory into a masterpiece—commission your pet portrait painting from photo today!

Whispers of the Savannah: Painting a Lion with Soft Pastels

This was painted live in Youtube

painting a lion with soft pastels

Whispers of the Savannah: The Art of Animal Paintings in Soft Pastels

The moment I laid eyes on the lion’s photograph, I knew this painting would be different. There was something in his gaze—wise, powerful, yet calm—that demanded to be captured, not just in color, but in soul. With a deep breath, I reached for my soft pastels, ready to bring this magnificent creature to life.

I started with a simple sketch, light strokes mapping out the proud structure of his face. His eyes—piercing and golden—became my anchor. If I could get those right, everything else would fall into place.

With my fingers dusted in warm ochres and deep umbers, I built the foundation of his fur. The soft pastels melted into the paper like sun-kissed earth, their pigment rich and vibrant. I worked from dark to light, layering burnt sienna and hints of crimson into the shadows of his mane, feeling the energy of the wild flow through each stroke.

The mane itself was a challenge—chaotic yet graceful. I let my pastels dance, flicking upward in bold strokes of caramel and deep chestnut, mimicking the way the wind might tousle his fur in the heart of the savannah. With every layer, his presence became stronger, his roar almost audible in the silence of my studio.

And then, the eyes.

Using golden yellows and warm ambers, I shaped their depth, adding the smallest touch of white for that spark of life. They stared back at me now, intense and unwavering. A shiver ran down my spine—he was watching. He was alive.

For a moment, I hesitated. Was it done? Could I add more? I softened the highlights on his nose, defined the whiskers with a pastel pencil, and deepened the shadows under his jaw.

Then, I stepped back.

There he was—majestic, untamed, eternal.

I set my pastels down, my fingers stained with the colors of the wild. The lion’s spirit was no longer just in the photograph. It was here, on my canvas, in my hands, in the very air around me.

And that, I realized, was the magic of animal paintings—not just capturing their form, but their very essence.