Dog Art Dog custom dog portraits from your dog photo in pop art dog Giclee prints. Worthy of any star's home and the perfect pet lover gift. |
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All of my art shown here is
digital, yet no filters are used at all. Each piece is lovingly created stroke by stroke, and can be completed in 7 to 10 days.
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Gallery Wrapped Canvas printed on all sides. No need for frames!
Imagine Your Dog In Pop Art!
Custom Dog Art
Fine Giclee Prints
Imagine Your Dog In Pop Art With Impact!
Isn't it time to make your dog the
star they were meant to be? This original custom dog pop art looks so
great, and will be the topic of conversation for everyone that sees
them!
Large Piece Measuring 16" X 36"
Certificate of Authenticity
Fine Giclee print using heavy inks and photo gloss paper
Working from your photo,
a one-of-a-kind masterpiece
3 Renditions
on one large piece measuring
16" X 36" unframed.
1 Rendition
Giclee Print on Gallery Wrapped Canvas 16" X 20"
$599 (Insured
Shipping $15)
1 Rendition Giclee Print on Gallery Wrapped
Canvas 24" X 30"
$699
(Insured Oversized Shipping $35)
Custom dog art makes fantastic surprise gifts for friends
and family members. Or why not treat yourself?
You may send your photo(s) through the mail or email.
50% of commission (100% satisfaction guarantee) can be paid with a check,
money order, or credit card. Upon approval of the proof, the balance can
be paid the same way. Custom commission sales are not finalized until your
100% satisfaction (or more!) approval of the artwork proof is given, and the
final payment is made. All photos will be returned in excellent condition.
I will give your dog the same time and attention to detail
as all the Limited Edition pieces available here. You can be sure you'll get a
true likeness which is both flattering and artistic.
Custom sizes available, just email Laura Sotka through "Contact Us".
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Giclee (pronounced "gee-clay") is a French word meaning "a
spraying of ink". |
Take Great
Candid Photos of Your Pet
By Suzi Sevcik
When you're looking through your stack of photos of your pet are they all
nicely centered, in focus, looking sharp or is your pet half chopped off,
blurring, or looking the other way? Taking great photos of your favorite pet
is harder than it looks. All it takes is a little practice and you can be
shooting fantastic photos of Fido. There's a lot that goes in to camera
selection and we'll save that for another article. For now, it's just you,
your camera & your pet.
1. The first step is patience. Your dog or cat probably has a much different
agenda than you & if you're rushed, they're going to pick up on your anxiety
& not look or feel relaxed. If the time you choose to photograph your pet is
going to be on a tight schedule, it may be better to come back to it when
you have the time.
2. The next important step is training. Your pet doesn't have to have a 4
year doggie school degree, but some basics will help. Simple commands like,
Sit, Stay, Lay Down are easy to teach and will go a long ways in making your
photo shoot more productive. Start your photo shoot with a quick little
training refresher. Have some tiny, but yummy treats handy & just run them
through the basics. Once you have their attention, they'll be focused on you
and willing to please.
3. Have you decided where you'd like to take their picture? Is it by the
lake, in the house or maybe in your own backyard? Choose a site that is free
of distractions and at a time of day when the sun will be behind you to
reduce shadows if you're outdoors.
4. A little help goes a long way, especially if you have multiple pets.
Enlist your kids or friends to either help with the posing of your pets or
handling of the camera. Keep it light & make it fun for everyone. If you
feel you're getting stressed out...take five & let the animals take a
breather too. But keep your camera handy, you may get some of your best
shots when they're relaxing.
5. Take your pet’s fur color into consideration when choosing a background
or if there's going to be someone in the picture with them. Posing with a
black dog while you’re wearing dark jeans will leave you with a photo a of
dark blob. Consider colors that complement each other.
In my experience, I've found that a digital camera works best with pets. You
can take tons of photos and then only print the really good ones. Next time
you see your pet doing something cute, keep your camera handy & snap away.
Suzi Sevcik is photography buff & owner of PetLabels.com, a company that
produces high quality, full color address labels with your pet’s photo on
them. For more information, go to: http://PetLabels.com
Since you are dealing directly with the artists, all our dog art work on Dog Art Dog
is
completely customizable to suit your size, color and taste.