An orange cat portrait in a black and copper frame, on a transparent background.
Cat · Artwork display illustration

PET PORTRAITS

Cat portrait

Cat Portrait

Keep that familiar expression somewhere you can see it every day.

Orange fur markings and bright eyes form the focus of this portrait. The warm palette echoes the black and copper frame, making a familiar expression a small focal point in everyday life.

Painting size (excluding frame)
From 8 × 8 cm

Starting sizes refer to the painting itself, excluding the frame. Outer frame dimensions, other sizes and display options are confirmed in the artwork plan.

Discuss This Series

Keep the Pet You Know So Well.

Sometimes the moment you want to keep is simply the way your cat looks up at you. Begin with a favorite photograph and bring familiar eyes, ears and coat markings into a small portrait of your pet.

In this example, a warm background holds the focus while the black and copper frame creates a clear visual rhythm around the cat’s expression. Your version can begin with the details that make your pet recognizable, then explore color and framing together.

Original photograph of the ginger cat.
Cat · Original photograph

Keep your pet close, every day.

From a favourite photo to a place in everyday life.

Room illustration of the cat portrait with ceramic objects beside a bright window.
Cat · Window-side room illustration

A familiar expression, part of every day.

By a window, on your desk, or in a corner you see when you come home. Give your pet’s familiar face a place in everyday life.

A gift that feels like them.

Choose a photo you both know, capturing the way your pet looks up at you. For a birthday, the anniversary of meeting them, or your own collection, keep a little of the companionship you share.

Illustration of a hand holding the cat portrait in a black and copper frame.
Cat · Handheld illustration

Images are display illustrations. Painting dimensions, framing and display arrangements are confirmed in your artwork plan.

Create Your Miniature Painting

Start with your photograph, the feeling you like and the place you have in mind. Together, we agree on an artwork plan that suits you.

  1. 01

    Expression and Features

    Share a clear photograph of the eyes, ears and coat, and tell us which expression matters most. Point out any markings or small details you especially want to keep.

  2. 02

    Color and Framing

    Begin with the features in your photograph and discuss background colors and framing. You can also share the colors of your home and where the portrait will be displayed.

  3. 03

    Size and the Meaning of the Gift

    Agree on the painting size, outer frame dimensions and display arrangement for the intended placement. If it is a gift, share the date you hope to receive it and the feeling you want to convey.

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