“Let’s face it, the vast majority of the photos we have of our beloved fur babies are going to be from our phones,” Cech wrote on Bored Panda. “Since this format doesn’t always yield the highest quality image, it can be frustrating to find out that your favorite pictures are too blurry, too dark, or in less than ideal scenery. This is where I can come in and get a bit creative.”

To create the perfect pet portrait, the artist aims to capture the spirit and essence of her subject on canvas. Most of the times she needs to bring in any lost detail, and sometimes change up the scene entirely to create the perfect composition.

If you are interested to see Cech’s work, check out her Instagram page or her website.

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“The eyes are the most important part,” the painter said in an article for Washington Post. “The eyes are the windows to the soul, basically. So if you do not get the eyes right, you’re screwed.”

She has done more than 60 pet portraits, mostly dogs and cats, but she hopes that one day she will get the opportunity to paint a snake. The former PR rep needs about 30 days to finish each work and also paints bridal bouquets and other flowers.

Scroll down and take a look at her creations below.

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But, you know, there’s just something different about a piece of art that someone actually painted for you. This is why more and more people are availing of the services of Alex Cech.

Alex Cech is a professional pet portrait artist that uses his talents to paint on canvas the photos that you so frequently take of your pet cats and dogs, and the results are stunning.

Using his keen eye for detail and talent for drawing, Alex hand paints pets on canvas, cleaning up the original image, which are usually taken from a smartphone, and brings up any detail that might have been lost to create something that’s even better than any camera could probably ever capture.

To see more of Alex’s works, be sure to scroll down below. We’re certain you’ll want to have your pets hand-painted by Alex too after seeing how good his portraits are.

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“Let’s face it, the vast majority of the photos we have of our beloved fur babies are going to be from our phones,” Cech wrote on Bored Panda. “Since this format doesn’t always yield the highest quality image, it can be frustrating to find out that your favorite pictures are too blurry, too dark, or in less than ideal scenery. This is where I can come in and get a bit creative.”

To create the perfect pet portrait, the artist aims to capture the spirit and essence of her subject on canvas. Most of the times she needs to bring in any lost detail, and sometimes change up the scene entirely to create the perfect composition.

If you are interested to see Cech’s work, check out her Instagram page or her website.

The post Artist Creates Adorable Pet Portraits appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“The eyes are the most important part,” the painter said in an article for Washington Post. “The eyes are the windows to the soul, basically. So if you do not get the eyes right, you’re screwed.”

She has done more than 60 pet portraits, mostly dogs and cats, but she hopes that one day she will get the opportunity to paint a snake. The former PR rep needs about 30 days to finish each work and also paints bridal bouquets and other flowers.

Scroll down and take a look at her creations below.

The post Erica Eriksdotter Quits Her Job To Paint Pet Portraits appeared first on MobiSpirit.

But, you know, there’s just something different about a piece of art that someone actually painted for you. This is why more and more people are availing of the services of Alex Cech.

Alex Cech is a professional pet portrait artist that uses his talents to paint on canvas the photos that you so frequently take of your pet cats and dogs, and the results are stunning.

Using his keen eye for detail and talent for drawing, Alex hand paints pets on canvas, cleaning up the original image, which are usually taken from a smartphone, and brings up any detail that might have been lost to create something that’s even better than any camera could probably ever capture.

To see more of Alex’s works, be sure to scroll down below. We’re certain you’ll want to have your pets hand-painted by Alex too after seeing how good his portraits are.

The post Talented Artist Makes Oil Painting of Pets from Photos appeared first on MobiSpirit.