Multiple Pet Portraits

Up to five. Add a card for each pet and give each one or two photos of its own. Two dogs, three cats, or a dog and a cat together all work. With more animals each one is smaller in the frame, so a group of four or five usually reads better on a larger print size.

No. Separate photos are often better, because each animal is generated from its own pictures and a clear photo of each face gives the strongest result. Photos taken years apart or in different rooms are fine. If one of the pets is not right, swap that photo and try again; trying again is free.

Every card here opens on an example with two or three animals: an oil painting, black and white linocut, a moonlit oil look, black and gold, retro pop art, and blue line drawings in a mountain or poker scene. Open a card to see the multi-pet example, then add your own pets on that page.