
Crafting Your Commission
I’m excited to offer bespoke animal portraits from Chicken Shack Art! Whether you're after a charming sketch or a vibrant oil painting, I have two beautiful options for you to choose from:
Pencil Sketches
Price: £40.00 Unframed | £50.00 Framed
Frame Colours Available: White, black, or neutral
Size: A4
Timescale: Ready within 1–2 weeks after receiving your photographs
*Photos Required: Please see the attached examples to guide the type of photographs I need clear, well-lit images that show your animal in detail*
Delivery: Sent via Royal Mail Signed Delivery
Oil Paintings on Canvas
Price: £190.00 unframed | Framing available for an additional cost
Size: A4
Timescale: Please allow up to 2 months from the time I receive your photos
*Photos Required: Must be vivid, high-quality, and true to the animal’s colour – see attached example for reference*
Delivery: Sent via Royal Mail Signed Delivery
Once your artwork is completed, I’ll send you a proof image for approval. If accepted, payment will be required before the artwork is dispatched.
Each piece is carefully hand-crafted to capture the unique character of your animal. Whether it’s a cherished pet or a special gift, I’m here to help bring your vision to life.
Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with any questions, or to start your order.




To help me truly bring your pet's unique personality to life, I work directly from your favourite photos. I want to capture every little detail so high quality photos are key!
Please take a look at the quick guide below to see what works best for a custom portrait.
- Eye Level is Best:
Try to take the photo at your pet's eye level rather than looking down at them. This captures their expression beautifully!
- Natural Lighting:
Outdoor light or a bright room near a window works best. Avoid heavy shadows or harsh camera flashes that change their natural fur colour.
- Crisp and Clear:
Send the highest resolution photo you have. If you zoom in on their eyes and its blurry or pixelated, it will be harder for me to catch those fine details.
- True to Life:
Pick a photo where your pet is acting like themselves! If they have a trademark head tilt or a favourite expression, that's the one we want.
Choosing the Perfect Reference Photo
Ideal Image Guide
- Blurry or Out of Focus Photos:
If the photo is fuzzy, I won't be able to see the essential details like texture of the fur, shape of their nose or the sparkle in their eyes.
- Harsh or Bad Lighting:
Photos taken in dim indoor rooms or with not enough natural light hide your pet's true features.
- Too Far Away (Grainy/Pixelated:
If the photo was from a distance and you have to zoom in to see their face, the quality drops instantly.




Enquire About a Commission
Ready to bring your vision to life? Share your project details below and let's collaborate on a one-of-a-kind art piece for your collection.