Check out the images below to see how our artists turn masterpieces or your personal photos into
hand-painted reproductions - all in a few simple, straightforward steps!
"La Grenouillere, 1869" by Pierre Auguste Renoir
Step 1: We sketch the rough shapes and figures onto the blank canvas entirely by hand. This gives us an opportunity to focus on composition in the painting.
Step 2: We begin to apply paints to the canvas with the larger brushes to paint the basic shapes, colors, the background, and fill in the main subjects.
Step 3: We'll use different brush sizes and types, and different techniques to add the textures, character and unique features of the original painting.
Photo to hand-painted portrait
"The Night Watch" by Rembrandt van Rijn
"Water-Lily Pond & Japanese Footbridge" by Monet
Transforming your photo into a painterly style portrait
Adding more vibrant colors and applying with a painting knife instead of a brush, as requested by the customer
See how each section of a pet portrait is progressing at this stage
Capturing depth and tonal richness in Renoir's "Two Young Girls at the Piano, 1892"
How close are our hand-painted reproductions to the original?
Please don't let anyone talk you into expecting 100% similarity. It isn't humanly possible.
Slight detail loss and minimal color variance is a possibility when recreating art works, however
every feasible step is taken to insure the integrity and accuracy of the final image to its original.
As you browse other sites that offer oil painting reproductions, don't be fooled into thinking that
because their prices are two to five times ours that their quality is better.
You can also check out the below sections to judge our quality for yourself