Your Custom Pet Art

Everything starts by filling out the request form at the bottom of this page, or here! 

Completion time varies, depending on the style you want and how many pieces I am currently working on. On average, full color portraits take 2 months, and the flower frame illustrations and line art around 3-4 days. I will be able to give you an ETA when we talk about your piece.  

All of my art is digital, and hand-drawn in Procreate. There is ZERO AI involvement, it's all me! I mainly use watercolor brushes and pen and ink tools.

Everything starts when you submit the request form at the bottom of this page. I will reach out to discuss details, to process your quote and ETA, and to send your commission agreement form. Once signed and your deposit is received, I am able to get to work! 

You know your pet better than anyone else, so if you see something you would like to have adjusted, let me know! Collaboration is everything. 

Once I receive your final payment, you will be provided with information to download your digital file! If you aren't sure how or where to get your art printed, please let me know and I will work with you to get prints by a third party vendor. 

A 50% deposit is required to get your art work started, and 50% will be due at completion. All details will be written out in your commission agreement form. 

At the moment, I use Venmo and PayPal, but am actively researching other options. 

Actual artwork is non-refundable. 

If there are print quality issues from the third party vendor, I will work with the vendor to have any problems resolved at no additional cost to you. 

No one else will be able to buy your art - it's uniquely yours for all time. 

This is part of the beauty of digital art - you are able to save your art and have it printed if needed for years to come! 

You will only pay the creation price of your artwork once, so! If we worked together to order through the third party vendor and you need another product printed, let me know. I will only need to receive payment for the physical print itself.