Your pets do not need to sit together for their portrait. A clear photo of each pet can provide the references for a shared artwork—even when the moment you imagine could never happen in front of a camera.
The House That Flew gives that idea a setting: a balloon-lifted home above the clouds. In the PawtyArt brand example, a corgi, a small curly-coated dog and a tabby share the same adventure. These are style examples, not customer photographs.
When choosing references, look for photos where each pet’s face and markings are easy to see. Include the pets you want in the artwork, and use the photo guide to prepare the references for your request. Separate photos help you gather those details without organizing a group photo session.
The scene is imagined; the portrait is personalized from your references after the scope is confirmed. The result is digital artwork. A physical print or frame is not included.
Explore The House That Flew, or start with the pet portrait photo guide.