Royal pet portraits as a Renaissance painting
A crown, a throne and wholly deserved airs. Leonardo's soft, smoky Renaissance oils. Add a photo of your pet and see them in it in about a minute, free.
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What's in the picture
A crown, an ermine-trimmed robe and a velvet throne in a palace hall, painted in the manner of an old court portrait. The king or queen of the house, finally given the portrait they always assumed they deserved.
In the Renaissance style everything is smoke-soft: no hard edges, muted greens and ambers, a hazy distance behind. Anything they wear looks like real cloth from five hundred years ago.
Who it suits
The pet who already runs the household. It's one of our most given gifts: funny enough for a birthday, grand enough to hang in a hall. Dogs with a noble profile and cats with an air of disdain carry it best.
Royal in other styles
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Questions
Can I have a king or a queen?
The crown and robe are the same either way, and the name lettered on is yours to choose, so King Alfie or Queen Mabel both work.
Is this the same as a Renaissance portrait?
Not quite. Royal is the scene: the crown, robe and throne. Renaissance is a style: Leonardo's soft, smoky oils. You can have the royal scene in the Renaissance style, or in oil, watercolour and the rest.
Is it painted by hand?
No. It isn't painted by hand. It's painted-style: an AI image model makes it from your photo, so you see it in about a minute rather than waiting weeks for an artist. It's made to look like a Renaissance oil painting, and it's printed, not painted, on whatever you order.
What does it cost to try?
Nothing. Add a photo and you see the finished picture in about a minute, with no account and no card. Seeing it is free, and we'll email you the full-size file free too. You only pay if you choose a print, mug, card or other product.
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