Royal pet portraits
Their royal portrait.
Quietly regal, made from their photograph.
A royal portrait is the oldest joke in pet painting and the one that never stops working: your animal, seated on an embroidered cushion in a velvet cape, painted as if a court had commissioned it. Ours are set in Marrakech — carved cedar, brass lanterns, a glimpse of the Koutoubia — and painted from your own photograph, so the face is theirs and the grandeur is borrowed.
Preview your pet in a royal look, freeFirst two previews free · No account or card needed · Digital portrait €15
Prints open only when the artwork meets our 300 ppi standard. The digital portrait is available now. Physical sizes remain unavailable until suitable print masters are ready.
AI-created artwork, guided by your pet’s photograph and our six approved royal compositions. The animals shown are demonstration models.
What makes it royal — and what we leave out
Embroidered velvet capes, pearls, damask cushions and lantern light shape these imagined Marrakech interiors. No crowns, no fez, no sunglasses, no hands or people in the frame — the portrait should feel like a considered composition, with your pet’s face and character at its center.
Your photograph guides the face and markings; the imagined scene guides the composition. Check their eyes, coat and ears in the preview. Corrections using the same photo and setting are free. Another photo or setting uses a new preview. If it still doesn’t feel like them, contact the studio.
Six looks
Choose the court
The Palace Guest
Emerald velvet, a strand of pearls and carved cedar. Quietly regal, made from their photograph.
Suits: Black, black-and-white and tuxedo coats. The emerald cape and dark cedar make a pale chest and paws read like a shirt-front.
Use this portraitThe Marrakech Regular
Burgundy velvet and gold embroidery, with the Koutoubia glowing beyond the terrace.
Suits: Cream, apricot and white coats, and any curly or fluffy dog. Burgundy against a pale coat is the classic royal contrast.
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The Majorelle Muse
Cobalt velvet and an ochre cushion. A bright-eyed portrait with a royal flourish.
Suits: Silver, grey and blue-toned cats and dogs. The cobalt cape picks up a cool coat and the ochre cushion warms the face.
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The Quiet Companion
Dusty rose, sage embroidery and gentle light. A softer kind of grandeur.
Suits: Chestnut, red-and-white and older animals. The softest look of the six; rose and sage flatter a greying muzzle.
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The Koutoubia Companion
Midnight teal and antique gold, framed by a cedar arch and the last light.
Suits: Brindle, fawn and lean, upright dogs. The teal cape and the cedar arch suit a long neck and a dignified sit.
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The Medina Companion
Antique ochre velvet, wine-red silk and the glow of a brass lantern.
Suits: Tan, tan-and-white and hound-shaped dogs. Ochre velvet and wine silk against lantern light — the warmest of the six.
Use this portraitBefore you choose
- Does my pet have to be sitting in the photo?
- No. Any clear photograph with the eyes, nose and ears visible will do; the look supplies the seated pose and the cushion. A photo taken at their eye level gives the best result. The photo guide shows what works.
- Can I have the cape without the cushion, or a different colour?
- Each look is one approved composition — cape, cushion and setting together — so that what you preview is what you get. To change the colour story, choose another of the six. For a plain portrait with no cape, choose any of the seventeen places instead.
- Is this a real place?
- The royal looks are imagined Marrakech interiors built from real references — cedar, zellij, brass, the Koutoubia through a doorway — rather than one named address. If you want a documented place, every one of the seventeen on the places page sits on its true coordinates.
- Can two pets share a cushion?
- Each portrait features one pet. For two, upload a separate photograph of each and choose the same look; two royal portraits side by side is how a court would have done it anyway. Each portrait is purchased separately.
- What do I get?
- A watermarked preview first, free. Then, if you want it, a 1024 × 1536 pixel digital portrait with no watermark for €15. Download it after payment is confirmed; a download link is also emailed. Prints and framing follow their own availability.
Related
- Seventeen real Marrakech places — the alternative to a royal look: a documented address at its own hour.
- The painting styles — the royal looks are painted in the Salon painting style; see what the others do.
- A portrait for a pet who has died — a quieter way to choose a look for a companion being remembered.
- How it works — from your photograph to the finished file, step by step.