Have you ever wanted to give a special and unique gift but couldn’t easily find it? It has also happened to me. That’s why, for 10 years, I’ve been offering my solution to that: creating personalized portraits to give to whoever you want or to yourself. Surprises and happiness are always present. No matter which one, it always works!
See what portraits I have available for gifting below. If you like any of them, don’t hesitate to Contact Me.
FLOATING PORTRAIT
The face is focus in this close-up shot. Only the head is typically included. The emphasis is on your authenticity or beauty when the facial expression is tightly framed (smiles, squeeze eyes, etc).
FLOATING PORTRAIT WITH NECK
It’s a alternative to the floating portrait and it includes the neck and shoulders. It’s perfect for highlighting additional aspects of your outfit, but the focus is still on your face.
FULL BODY PORTRAIT
Your lifestyle is the focus of this portrait. One can opt for either a full shot or a medium shot. A portrait that uses the full shot depicts a character from head to toes. When using a medium shot, the portrait usually shows them from their waist up. Frequently, your portrait looks spontaneous, bold, and edgy, which offers an insight into your personality.
COUPLE PORTRAIT
Whether it’s a new relationship or a long-term one, a Man and his partner will always have a memorable moment to remember. A Couple’s Portrait is a time-honored snapshot of crucial moments in a couple’s life (birthdays, holidays, anniversaries) that become a piece of Art.
FAMILY PORTRAIT
The most important thing for a Man has always been family. The reason why a family moment, like a reunion, dinner or stroll, can be priceless is because of this. My speciality lies in transforming family moments into a timeless and unique piece of design.
PET PORTRAIT
The best friend of Man has always been the dog (or the cat, or the horse…). if I drew a man, I can’t leave out his friend, so I decided to start venturing into this type of portrait (I’m still learning and improving 😁).
