10 ways to draw your pet
A style decides how the picture is made - an oil painting, a Japanese woodblock print, halftone comic dots, a vintage national-park poster. Almost every sample below is the same golden retriever (Astronaut's is a beagle), so what you are comparing is the medium rather than the dog. Each page explains what the technique does to fur and markings, and which garment suits the result.
Want a scene and an outfit instead - café, crown, surfboard? Browse the preset looks.
Style or look - which do I pick?
Pick a style when the medium is the point: you want an oil painting for the hallway, a watercolour for a memorial, a park poster you would wear on a hike. The style repaints your pet and brings its own world with it.
Pick a look when the joke is the point: your dog in a crown, your dog with a bubble tea, your dog in a party hat. Most looks keep your dog photographic and build the scene around it, so the humour comes from the props rather than the brushwork.
You choose one or the other on the create page, and you get three free previews a day to decide with.
Try one on your own dog
One photo, a free preview, and no charge until you approve the artwork.
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