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The best ideas rarely start with a product. They start with a favorite photograph. A funny story. A paw that's always been too big. A nose that's impossible not to boop. A feather, a shell, a tiny detail that instantly reminds you of someone you love.
Every piece you'll find here began with a conversation and became something completely personal. Browse our art, explore real customer creations, and discover new ways to preserve the bond you share.
Because every story deserves its own masterpiece.
Sheridan - This was a memorial picture requested by his family after he passed.
Tiny - Inspired by the depth and complexity of the background, we created an metal art panel in which you could feel every rock & tree.
Wash - Wanting to get a picture to compliment his brother Darmok's (6 years later), we modeled the photo the same and focused on capturing the texture.
Wash - This was the first comfort stone we made. Wash's naturally black paws were brown from dust outside. We started wiping paws down for pictures after this.
Tendi - Her auntie wanted a picture that showcased those jowls. Using some stock art flowers, we turned a mundane living room photo into a mountaintop meadow aligning with auntie's ask.
Nyla - This was the first Pactile we did on an acylic magnet. Her mom was delighted at how her and her brother's (Finn) paws showed so much personality through their color.
Ghost - we edited out some cords and outlets before doing some light brushstrokes in Photoshop.
Lady - We replaced the backdrop of the neighborhood with pictures of aspens, befitting Lady's home state of CO. We also blanked out the name on her tag to use this as generic Pyrenees art for the rescue Big Dogs Huge Paws.
Charlotte - This pictured was captured at a Big Dogs Huge Paws BBQ, with Charlotte tuckered out from giving out so much love. We added some light brushstrokes to accentuate her natural neauty.
Oliver & Zuko - Their mom loved this picture of them but the background didn't live up to the boys themselves. We replaced the background, accentuated the colors, and added some brushstroke effects in Photoshop.
Coco - Her photo was of her on a very colorful robe with the bedroom in the backdrop. Some smart cropping and some brushwork in Photoshop achieved this great look while barely altering the original photo.
Darmok - Inspired by the detail in his nose, we wanted the texture to be the star. This photo was 6y old and he passed a couple of years ago - we found this when reviewing old pictures.