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A Little Companion,A Timeless Painting

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Example Portraits

A grey and white lop-eared rabbit in a formal Legacy portrait
A grey and white lop-eared rabbit in a formal Legacy portrait, in the living room, black frame

In the living room, black frame

How it works

From a photograph.To your own wall.

A painting made from the photo you already love, in three steps.

  1. 01Upload your photoA clear, well-lit photo with the face, eyes and ears easy to see.
  2. 02See your free previewYour painting in about a minute. Edit it free until it feels right.
  3. 03Choose how to keep itDigital download, fine art print, canvas or framed canvas. Delivery is free.

The canvas

Built to hang.Made to keep.

  • Solid wood, not boardCanvas stretched over kiln-dried wooden bars; framed versions sit in a real wood floater frame with a shadow gap.
  • Ready to hangThe hanging kit comes fitted. Straight out of the box and onto your wall.
  • Remade free if it arrives damagedSend us a photo and we remake and reship it. Nothing to post back.

Small in size. A big part of your life.

Those familiar ears, that gentle expression, all the little things you love. A painted portrait with your rabbit at its heart.

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A little more about your portrait

Which photos work best?

Photograph at your rabbit's eye level, with the whole head, ears and upper body visible. A seated photo gives the clearest reference for this composition.

Will my rabbit's ears keep their natural shape?

The aim is to preserve their individual ear shape and carriage. Choose a reference that shows them clearly and check the preview for accuracy.

How does it work?
  1. Add up to five reference photos to create one painting.
  2. Review your free preview and request an edit if needed.
  3. Choose a download or an available print format, then review the size and price before checkout.
What files can I upload?

JPEG, PNG and WEBP photos up to 10 MB each. If your phone uses another format, export the photo as a JPEG first.