Treat Your Pets Like Royalty with Custom-Made Masterpieces

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Most pet owners would consider their adored furry friends part of the family, and some might even treat their animals like royalty. Mantelpiece Masterpiece is a website that allows you to transpose photos of your pet’s head onto the body of a classic portrait painting to create a custom masterpiece. The available “bodies” include a Distinguished General, a Mighty Majesty, a Fetching Princess, and more that can then be printed on canvas, framed, and hung proudly over your mantelpiece.

To generate the posh portraits, all you need to do is upload a photo of your aristocratic pet and select a body that captures their “distinguished personality.” Once ordered, the site’s artist starts “digitally mastering” the final design, which is then sent after a week for approval. Once perfect, the portrait is printed onto high-quality canvas, framed, boxed up, and posted. The perfect gift for that someone who’s obsessed with their pet, the “lovingly crafted portrait” will last for years, and can “be passed down from generation to generation so your pet's legacy can last forever.”

So far, Mantelpiece Masterpiece have generated a number of prints, featuring many dignified darlings. One example is General Atchoum, the tomcat who “gave the enemies a stern look and they all ran away like a bunch of scaredy cats.” In another, Lady Isabella the Maltipoo pup is captured wearing a feather in her hat that “the world knew [was] now a fashion statement and no longer a faux-paw.”

To make your own pet portrait, follow the instructions on the Mantelpiece Masterpiece website. The service will cost you $99, but you can also use a free, digital only version which is due to be unveiled soon. You can also follow them on Instagram for a gallery full of aristocratic animals.

Create a “custom masterpiece” of your posh pets with Mantelpiece Masterpiece.

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

The website allows you to transpose photos of your pet’s head onto the body of a classic portrait painting.

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Each portrait can be printed on canvas, framed, and hung proudly over your mantelpiece.

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

The work of art can “be passed down from generation to generation so your pet's legacy can last forever.”

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Pet Portrait Paintings by Mantelpiece Masterpiece

Mantelpiece Masterpiece: Website | Instagram

All images via Mantelpiece Masterpiece.

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Emma Taggart

Emma Taggart is a Contributing Writer at My Modern Met. Originally from Northern Ireland, she is an artist now based in Berlin. After graduating with a BA in Fashion and Textile Design in 2013, Emma decided to combine her love of art with her passion for writing. Emma has contributed to various art and culture publications, with an aim to promote and share the work of inspiring modern creatives. While she writes every day, she’s also devoted to her own creative outlet—Emma hand-draws illustrations and is currently learning 2D animation.
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