Reptile portraits
Scales deserve art too.
Reptile keepers rarely see their pets on a mug, let alone a gallery wall. PetsPainter paints leopard geckos, bearded dragons, ball pythons, tortoises and chameleons with the same care as any dog.
Bold styles like Woodblock Wave and Neon Night make patterns pop, while Royal Oil gives a stately portrait to a tortoise who has outlived several owners' haircuts.
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Woodblock Wave
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Styles reptiles look amazing in
Photo tips for reptiles
The better the photo, the better the likeness. More in our complete photo guide.
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Get the eye in sharp focus, since that is where viewers look first.
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Use soft daylight to show true scale colors and morphs.
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Photograph against a plain background so the outline stays crisp.
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For snakes, a loose coil with the head raised makes the best composition.
Reptile portrait questions
Are morph colors and patterns preserved?
Yes. We ask the artist to keep scale patterns and colors faithful to your photo.
Does it work for amphibians like frogs and axolotls?
Yes. Choose Reptile or Other as the type and describe your pet in the note.
Which style is most popular for reptiles?
Woodblock Wave and Neon Night are reptile-keeper favorites because they emphasize pattern and color.
✦ One photo. Endless personality.
They already run the house.
Now hang them in it.
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