Photo Guide
Great photos help us capture your pet's unique personality. Here's what works best.
2-3 photos
Quality over quantity
Natural light
Daylight works best
Phone camera
No special equipment needed
What we need
We use your photos to hand-model every detail of your pet's sculpture. The clearer your photos, the more we can capture their unique features.
- Face and eyes: A clear front-facing photo showing their expression
- Side profile: Shows ear shape, nose, and overall head structure
- Fur details: Any unique markings, colors, or patterns
What works well
- Natural daylight, near a window or outdoors
- Pet at eye level or slightly below
- Sharp focus on the face
- Multiple angles if possible
- Recent photos that show their current look
What to avoid
- Heavy shadows on the face or eyes
- Filters or heavy editing
- Blurry or out-of-focus images
- Photos taken from very far away
- Extreme angles that distort features
Memorial sculptures
We understand that you may only have older photos to work with. That's okay. Send us what you have, and we'll do our best to honor your pet's memory. If you have any photos that show their unique characteristics clearly, those will help the most.
Not sure if your photos will work?
Upload them anyway. Our artists review every submission and will reach out if we need additional photos. We want to make sure we get it right.