Every whisker has character
Artwork shaped by your cat's gaze and markings.
A cat portrait should preserve more than colour. Eye shape, ear position, muzzle, tabby stripes, tortoiseshell patches, and that particular expression all help the finished artwork feel recognisable.
Choose a restrained modern composition or something more painterly, then compare frame finishes against the final image before ordering.
Photographing cats for a portrait
Use a windowIndirect daylight brings out eye colour without harsh flash.
Get their attentionHold a favourite toy close to the camera for a forward gaze.
Keep whiskers visibleLeave room around the face instead of cropping too tightly.
One pet or two
Bring companions together in one composition
A two-pet portrait can combine separate clear photos when getting both animals to pose together is impossible.
Explore portrait styles and frames