Painted by Caitlyn, made for you

Custom watercolour pet portraits

The head tilt. The bright eyes. That face you know by heart. Turn your favourite photos into an original watercolour that celebrates your pet’s personality.

From $325 CAD · one subject · 11 × 14 · unframed

People and pets together? Mixed subjects are welcome.

Start your pet portrait
Watercolour portraits of a basset hound, a golden retriever and a husky wrapped in a purple blanket against colourful backgrounds
  • Handcrafted watercolour
  • Made from your photos
  • Free shipping across Canada

A little inspiration

Every pet has a personality. Every portrait, too.

Original watercolour pet portrait, example 1

Portrait 1 of 9

Your own finishing touches

Explore Caitlyn’s pet portraits, then choose a background palette to suit your companion and your home. Prefer a surprise? Choose Any and leave the colours to Caitlyn.

Choose unframed, or add a black frame + mat for $100 CAD.

What you get

A personal portrait, from the first brushstroke.

An original watercolour

One original 11 × 14 watercolour portrait with one subject. Choose your background palette. Framing is optional.

Your choice of palette

Choose a background colour you love, or leave the palette open to the artist.

A finish that fits your home

Keep it unframed, or add a black frame and mat to complete your portrait.

Shipping across Canada

Free shipping Canada wide

How it works

From your camera roll to your wall.

  1. Make it yours

    Choose your background palette and decide whether you’d like a frame.

  2. Choose your photos

    Pick clear reference photos that show your pet’s face and personality.

  3. Leave it to Caitlyn

    Your favourite face becomes the inspiration for a personal watercolour portrait.

Behind the brush

Hi! I’m Caitlyn.

I’m Caitlyn, a trained animator and the artist behind Heart and Home Illustrations. From my home in the mountains, I paint portraits that capture your pet’s likeness and personality.

Meet Caitlyn

A few helpful answers

Before your first brushstroke.