PawForge Art turns a photograph of a pet into a portrait rendered by AI in the style of a historical tradition, printed on stretched canvas or a phone case. The facts and pictures on this page are free to use in coverage of PawForge Art.
The facts
What it is
An AI-rendered, painted-style portrait of a pet, printed. A print, not a painting.
Styles
21 traditions to choose from, among them a Roman emperor, an Edo samurai and an Apollo astronaut.
Canvas
$60 to $100 across six sizes, stretched and ready to hang.
Phone case
$45, for recent iPhone and Samsung Galaxy models.
The proof
Every portrait starts as a free proof, and nothing is paid until the customer chooses a product.
Shipping
To 32 countries across North America, Europe, the UK and Australia.
The traditions
A customer can choose from 21 traditions. Here is one portrait from each tradition we feature, with a link to its page.
Prices in US dollars. Shipping is added at checkout.
Canvas, 12" × 16"12 by 16 inches$60
Canvas, 16" × 12"16 by 12 inches$60
Canvas, 14" × 14"14 by 14 inches$60
Canvas, 16" × 20"16 by 20 inches$80
Canvas, 18" × 24"18 by 24 inches$100
Canvas, 24" × 18"24 by 18 inches$100
Phone case, either style, one price for every phoneeither style, one price for every phone$45
In one paragraph
PawForge Art (pawforgeart.com) turns a photo of a pet into a portrait in one of 21 traditions, from a Roman emperor to an Apollo astronaut. The portrait is rendered by AI, shown as a free proof, and printed on canvas from $60 or on a phone case for $45.
One request: please describe the portraits as AI-rendered prints, not as paintings.
Pictures
Each picture is free to use in coverage of PawForge Art, credited to PawForge Art. Every portrait and mockup file carries a machine-readable note that the artwork is AI-generated; the source photographs are real photographs.
The shiba inu from earlier on this page, in the Post-Impressionist manner, on a phone case on a wooden table (a mockup, not a photograph).Download full size (JPEG, 2048 × 2048)
Samples
Editors can ask for a canvas to review. There is no obligation to write about it; if you do, please disclose it as a gift and mark any link to us as sponsored.