Oil Panting from Photo
Refined, noble, picturesque
The artist will write for you a digital portrait using the oil painting technique. See examples and send photos
Portfolio
Oil portraits
HOW TO ORDER
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1Order
Click the "Order" button, upload a photo and write your wishes for style and timing. Perhaps attach an example of an oil portrait that you like best from our portfolio or the Internet.
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2Portrait
Within 1 hour of working time, we will call you back to discuss the assignment. Having received it, we will write a portrait and send it to you for approval. You can make an unlimited number of edits until you are completely satisfied with the work.
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3Manufacturing
Only after your final confirmation within 1 working day, a portrait in "Oil" style will be painted on canvas, decorated and sent to the delivery service.
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4Delivery
By agreement, you can call a courier.
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5Payment
Payment upon completion: for the artist's work after your approval of the created portrait.
SPECIFICATIONS
Above is a list of standard job and material specifications. You can always: by counting in the calculator above; by reading the description by clicking on the question mark in the same place; by asking in the communicator or by calling - choose exactly what you need.
Benefits
The portrait is created by hand by the artist, not by the program
Written digitally, edits and reprints possible on anything
A portrait printed on canvas has a lifespan of over 50 years
Free delivery to pick-up points
Payment upon receipt
5 year warranty
On the style of the portrait "Oil"
Painterly portrait in oil, starting from the 15th century, when the first works in this technique were written in Holland, is probably considered the most popular and widespread genre of fine art.
This is not surprising, because such a portrait has always been a kind of sign of elitism and aristocracy. Painterly portraits were difficult to complete, for example, the great Goya required 100 hours of posing to create a portrait.
On the other hand, hundreds of examples are known when portraits of great people were painted without posing at all. They just didn't have time. Sometimes the authors of the most famous portraits did not see their heroes live at all, for example, a portrait of Ivan the Terrible by Viktor Vasnetsov or Peter the Great by Paul Delaroche.
Today it is easier for artists: a portrait can be painted from a photograph in digital form. To write, just instead of a traditional brush and canvas, the artist will use a tablet. The most important point here is the interaction of the customer and our artist, so that we realize the idea, the image that must be conveyed in the work.
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