Remember when I was at my best friend's house; I saw a portrait of their pet, which is a cat. I asked him why they had a portrait of their pet, and he told me that his mom really loves their cat—so much so that she considers their cat a member of their family. Aside from the fact that the cat needs to be fed and bathed, the cat also has a bed in his mother’s room. For me, that seemed like too much because we also have a pet, which is a dog, and we never give it the same treatment as his mom does to their cat. Don’t get me wrong, we love Bingo (that’s the name of our dog), but we don’t let him live inside our house.
But everything changed when I met my senior from my previous job. He became a good friend of mine to the point where he invited me to his house one day. He has a pet as well, which is a dog this time, and her name is Cookie. He lives all by himself in his house, so I guess that was the reason why he bought a pet. He cares for his dog so much that he treats her like she is his family (well, his only family since he is all alone in his house). I even asked him if he also has a portrait of his dog. He told me that he wants to have one but doesn’t know where to get one.
Fortunately, I remembered a website called “You Art Now.com” where they specialize in all kinds of portraits, including pets. According to the website, "you can just send them a photo of you together with your pet, and they can convert it into paintings using various mediums to provide you with the best way to immortalize your best friend on canvas." Gone are the days where you need to sit for an hour without blinking while the artist is making a portrait of you. And what if you’re with your pet who can’t keep still? That would be hard.
I told my friend about this, and he immediately went online to check how he could order one. If you guys need to know about this website as well, go to “yourartnow.com” and check out the sample pet portraits they have on the website. You can also choose what kind of painting styles you want for your pet portrait. For concerns and inquiries, you can call their toll-free number by dialing 1-425-283-3907 or email them.
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