Pet Portrait Rocks by Lisa

Pet Portrait Rocks by Lisa Mount Vernon, WA Custom pet portraits on river rocks and urns. Portraits of pet dogs, cats, small animals, livestock and birds created from your photographs. This unique art can function as a memorial, grave marker, garden art, a conversation piece or a decorating item.

Galleries

Dogs When able, I have included reference photos of the animals. These are supplied by the owner. I strive to capture the dogs unique loving personality.

Cats My goal to capture each cats individual personality.

Farm Animals In this section I have a chicken series and horses.

Small Mammals I would consider small mammals to be guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters, rats, chinchillas’ and mice.

Birds Jingles’ is the subject that I used to demonstrate the painting process be sure to check that out.

Reptiles Examples of reptiles could be snakes, toads, frogs bearded dragons, geckos, and other lizards.

Urns The animals urns is provided by the customer, along with the picture your would like painted on the vessel.

Canvases Canvas' are a more traditional form of displaying portrait art work.

Slate Tiles Slate tiles are my newest line, the titles come in mulitple colors. I love working on the slate tiles because they have the look and feel of rock, but can wall mount or be easily displayed on a plate hanger.

Contact

PO Box 2195
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
United States

About

I am a very creative person who adores and admires animals! I share my home with my husband, 2 daughters, 2 dogs, 3 cats, a guinea pig and often a fish or two. Being able to express my creativity is the side of my personality that I value the most. I create custom Pet Portrait Rocks and custom Pet Portraits on urns. Each custom Pet Portrait is hand-painted from the owner's personal photograph(s). I began painting animals after my parents had gone on a photo safari to Africa. When my parents' beloved cat died, they had her remains cremated. My father approached me about painting Foxy’s portrait on her urn. I was so proud that they had asked me to do this for them, and to honor their “little girl” in such unique way. Painting that urn was such personal positive experience that I began to paint my own animals, those still living and those who had passed. From there, the requests came in for custom pet portraits for friends, families and others who learned of me by word of mouth....

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