Before you order
The artist's work comes first. The order comes later.
Drawn to look like them.
Hand-drawn by the artist, in your inbox within 24 hours.
A note from the studio
So the artist draws your pet first, by hand on paper. That drawing is the artwork; the engraving carries it into metal.
We send the sketch first — see what your piece would look like, before deciding.
— Felix & the studio
See it first
One real customer. The photo they sent, and what the artist drew from it.
A clear photo of your pet — face in focus, decent natural light. Most phone photos work.
A trained portrait artist hand-draws your pet from your photo — every whisker, every marking.
Every line of the portrait laser-engraved into 316L surgical steel — held in the metal itself.
Packed in a velvet box with a hand-tied ribbon — ready to give or keep.
Sealed, labeled, and on its way — with 30-day returns if anything's not right.
A few honest answers
Yes. A portrait artist studies your photo — every marking, every angle of the eye, the shape of the face — and draws from those specifics. If a sketch doesn't read like them, we redraw.
No. A portrait artist hand-draws your pet from your photo, pencil on paper — then sends it to your inbox within 24 hours. Zero AI in the loop.
None. No card, no shipping, no auto-enroll. One per email — the artist works on one drawing at a time.
Then nothing happens. The sketch is yours to keep or discard. We'd never make a piece you didn't ask for — no follow-up sales calls, no obligation.