Art Commission Services
Looking for a unique, heartfelt way to celebrate your furry friend? I create custom pet portraits that capture your pet’s personality in every brushstroke.
Each piece is fully customizable, allowing you to choose the style, size, and materials that best fit your vision.
Whether you prefer a rich, textured acrylic painting or a detailed drawing, I’m here to bring your dream artwork to life!
If you have any questions feel free to reach out to info@artbybusby.ca!
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Acrylic Canvas Painting Commissions
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Frequently Asked Questions
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In addition to filling out one of the above order forms, I’ll also need a photo (or photos), and if you’re not local, your full shipping address. You can send these to my email info@artbybusby.ca!
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Yes! I do recommend in these cases to send as many photos of all the animals as possible, just to give me the best shot of choosing the ones that work best together.
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This depends on where you’re located! I’ll check with my courier to ensure this is something I can do. At this time I am not shipping to the USA because the tariffs are too confusing for my artist brain at this time.
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Yes! I’ve had the pleasure of painting birds, some rodents, and even a snail! In fact, if your animal is a breed I haven’t done before, I offer 10% off! Reach out and see if your precious pet qualifies.
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I accept PayPal, and eTransfer for Canadian clients.
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No, not unless it’s requested. I will send an initial digital mockup with the chosen photo, then send a final image for approval or minor touch up requests.
What Clients Are Saying
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“Wow I am absolutely blown away by your art! It looks like a picture of Freya was put on a canvas you are so talented!!”
G. Harradine
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“Well, I presented the portrait you painted of Theodore to my husband Doug, and he was totally gobsmacked! He's been wandering around the house since trying to find the best place to display it so he can see it all the time. It was perfect for his birthday present. Thank you!!!”
F. Straus
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"Thank you again for giving us back just a little piece of our little buddy.”
M. Salas-Wenner