PetPaintings
The house styles, designed by us.
Styles by PetPaintings
18th Century Royalty
By PetPaintingsOld-master oil portrait on a velvet cushion, under an ermine-trimmed cloak.
Loyalty
By PetPaintingsYou know that look. Eyes lifted to yours, patient, sure of you. Nobody else will ever look at you quite like that.
The Celebrity
By PetPaintingsStrangers stop you on the street to say hello to them, not you. You never minded. Now they get the magazine cover too.
Three Things
By PetPaintingsYou have memorized them without trying. Three close-ups of the small details you would know with your eyes closed.
Waiting for Santa
By PetPaintingsThey do not know what Christmas is. They only know everyone is home. Painted asleep beside a red present, utterly content.
Noir
By PetPaintingsThere are faces you want to keep every detail of. This is theirs, hair by hair, in black and white, under their name.
Caricature
By PetPaintingsNobody makes you laugh like they do, usually without meaning to. That face, drawn big and silly, with their name on top.
Play
By PetPaintingsHowever the day went, this is how it ends: front paws down, tail going, asking for one more throw.
Curiosity
By PetPaintingsTalk to them and the head tips to one side, as if every word matters. To them it does. That tilt, kept in oil.
The Long Ride
By PetPaintingsThey never cared where you were going, only that they were coming too. Head out the car window, ears in the wind.
The Zoomies
By PetPaintingsNo reason, no warning, just flat out across the grass for the joy of it. You stop and watch every time. In oil, mid-stride.
The Stencil
By PetPaintingsYour heart has been theirs for a long time. Here they are holding it: black paint, a bare wall, one red balloon.
Ukiyo-e
By PetPaintingsThey are the calm you come home to. Painted that way: still and sure, with waves curling and blossoms falling behind.
Pop
By PetPaintingsYou show their photo to everyone, whether they asked or not. Now do it in bright dots and bold outlines, on the wall.
Minimalist
By PetPaintingsIt takes very little to say what they mean to you. A few clean shapes, and the name you call a hundred times a day.
Quill & Ink
By PetPaintingsThe whiskers, the scruffy brows, the ear that never quite stands up. Drawn in ink, line by line, because you love every one.
Pastel Study
By PetPaintingsYou know exactly how soft that fur is behind the ears. So does this portrait, in chalk pastel on toned paper.