10 New Pet Portrait Styles — Including Two Just in Time for the Holidays
Ten new ways to turn your pet's photo into wall art — from a swirling Starry Night to a cosy Christmas portrait ready for this year's cards.
The style shelf just grew from 15 options to 25. Some of the new additions are wall-art styles that belong right alongside our originals; two are seasonal, built for people who want a Christmas card or Halloween post ready this year rather than next.
For the wall: three new painterly options
Monet Garden sets your pet beside a lily pond in soft, dappled Impressionist light — a gentler, more outdoor companion to our existing Renaissance Oil. Golden Age leans the other way: warm amber light against a dark 17th-century ground, for pets with deep or dramatic coloring. Starry Night is the boldest of the three — thick, swirling brushwork against a cobalt night sky, for an owner who wants their pet's portrait to be the first thing anyone notices on the wall.
For a bolder wall: three statement pieces
- Art Deco — 1920s geometric symmetry in black, emerald, and metallic gold; graphic rather than painted, closer to a poster than a portrait.
- Gilded Ornament — a naturalistic face set against flat gold-leaf pattern work, in the decorative tradition of early-20th-century Art Nouveau. The most luxurious-looking option in the gallery.
- Surreal Dreamscape — your pet, fully photoreal and unaltered, standing in an impossible desert scene with soft melting shapes and a glowing sky. Playful rather than eerie.
For social and for the shelf
Editorial Glam is a straight studio-photography treatment — softbox lighting, a designer accessory, the kind of polish you'd expect from a magazine shoot rather than a phone snap. Fine Art B&W joins the Memorial shelf: a dramatic monochrome studio portrait for pet parents who want a dignified tribute photo rather than a painted one.
Christmas and Halloween: built for right now
These two are the reason we're posting this in August instead of waiting: Christmas wraps your pet in a knitted sweater by a lit fireplace with a decorated tree behind them — ready for a card, a group text, or a gift tag. Halloween keeps it playful rather than scary — a cape, a few carved pumpkins, warm candlelight — the kind of thing you'd actually want to print rather than something that reads as a costume for costume's sake.
| Style | Shelf | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Monet Garden | Wall Art | Long-haired or light-coated pets, outdoor lovers |
| Golden Age | Wall Art | Dark or dramatically marked coats |
| Starry Night | Wall Art | A bold, unmissable centerpiece |
| Art Deco | Creative | A graphic, poster-like statement piece |
| Gilded Ornament | Creative | A luxurious, decorative keepsake |
| Surreal Dreamscape | Creative | A playful, conversation-starting portrait |
| Editorial Glam | Creative | Sharing on social, a polished studio look |
| Fine Art B&W | Memorial | A dignified, photographic tribute |
| Christmas | Creative | Cards, gifts, and holiday posts |
| Halloween | Creative | Playful seasonal photos, never scary |
Every new style runs through the same likeness lock as the rest of the gallery — your pet's face shape, fur pattern, and expression stay recognizably theirs no matter how bold the style gets. Upload a clear photo, preview any of the 25 styles for free, and unlock the HD version to print or share once you've found the one.
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