How it works
Your photo. Your story. A portrait made around both.
Choose an artistic direction, share the photograph and details that matter, then review the artwork before final delivery or production.
A clear process
Four stages. No guesswork.
Start with the style, provide the source material, review the artwork and then receive the approved result.
- 01Choose
Select the portrait style
Compare painterly, minimal, imaginative and restorative directions.
- 02Share
Upload photos and instructions
Provide clear source images and the details that need to be preserved.
- 03Review
Check the artwork
Review the composition and important details before completion.
- 04Receive
Approve the final result
Receive the digital file or move into available print production.
Start with the strongest source
What makes a useful photograph?
A professional photograph is not required. What matters is that the important features are visible enough to work from.
Clear, natural and easy to read
- Faces and important features are visible
- The image is reasonably sharp and well lit
- The original file is used where possible
- Every person or pet is identifiable
Still worth sending for review
- Very small, dark or compressed photographs
- Faces covered by glare, shadows or objects
- Separate photographs that need combining
- Old images requiring restoration
Turn a favourite photo into personal art
- Choose a portrait style. Compare the available painterly, classic, bold, minimal and memory-focused directions.
- Select the product options. Choose the Digital File or an available printed format, then select a compatible size and finish.
- Upload your photographs. Use clear, well-lit images where every person or pet is easy to see.
- Add your instructions. Tell us about the background, composition and details that matter.
- Review your order. Confirm the photographs, subject count, format, size and finish before adding the portrait to your cart.
- Receive your portrait. Digital files are delivered online. Printed orders are produced and shipped only to supported countries.
Choosing a suitable photo
Use the original high-resolution image where possible, avoid heavy filters and make sure faces are not cropped or covered. Group photographs should show every subject clearly.
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