{"id":1060334,"name":"Personalised Pet Portrait from Photo | Baroque Style Oil Painting | Custom Dog & Cat Wall Art","label_available_product":null,"field_positions":null,"product_display_type":"radio","enable_artwork_navigation":false,"artwork_navigation_name":null,"product_tags":null,"featured_image_url":null,"featured_image_thumbnail":null,"show_first_campaign_mockup_id":null,"artworks":[{"id":1390530,"name":"a3 size copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy","width":3508,"height":4961,"thumbnail":"users\/333658\/artworks\/6ae21c82b1e79_thumbnail.webp","template_settings":null,"current_version_id":3107616,"design_format":"rgb","schema_version":2,"data":[{"id":"template-714970","name":"Default template","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-517253","top":0,"url":"users\/333658\/image-layers\/6ae21c629f8f6_large.webp","left":0,"name":"111","type":"photo","width":3508,"height":4961,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-786142","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"# BAROQUE OLD MASTER PET PORTRAIT \u2013 16TH\u201317TH CENTURY FINE ART\n\nTransform the pet in the uploaded photograph into an extraordinary, museum-quality Baroque oil painting inspired by the magnificent European Old Master portrait tradition of the late 16th and 17th centuries.\n\nCreate a richly detailed, atmospheric and emotionally captivating portrait featuring dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, deep velvety shadows, warm golden highlights, luxurious oil-painted textures and a timeless historical appearance.\n\nThe finished artwork must look like an authentic, professionally hand-painted Baroque masterpiece created on traditional linen canvas, rather than a modern photograph with an artistic filter.\n\nThe pet must remain the unmistakable subject of the artwork, with its exact physical identity, facial features, markings and natural expression preserved.\n\n---\n\n## 1. SUBJECT \u2013 ABSOLUTE PRESERVATION OF THE PET'S IDENTITY\n\n**CRITICAL: The uploaded pet photograph is the definitive reference for the animal's identity.**\n\nPreserve the following features with exceptional accuracy:\n\n- Exact breed and overall physical appearance.\n- Original head shape, skull proportions and facial structure.\n- Precise positioning, shape and colour of both eyes.\n- Natural expression, gaze and personality.\n- Exact nose shape, size, colour and texture.\n- Original muzzle length, width and proportions.\n- Accurate mouth shape and natural expression.\n- Exact ear shape, size, positioning and direction.\n- Natural fur length, thickness, density and texture.\n- All distinctive fur colours, patterns and markings.\n- Exact placement of white patches, stripes, spots and coloured areas.\n- Original whiskers and distinctive facial characteristics.\n- Natural proportions between the head, neck, shoulders and chest.\n\nThe pet must be instantly recognisable to its owner.\n\nDo not beautify, idealise, exaggerate, reshape or reinterpret the animal's facial features.\n\nDo not change the breed, fur colour, markings or eye colour.\n\nIf the pet has distinctive asymmetrical markings, preserve them exactly.\n\nIf the pet has one ear raised and another lowered, maintain this natural characteristic.\n\nIf the pet is a cat, dog, rabbit or another animal, preserve the correct anatomy and species-specific features.\n\nThe artistic transformation must affect the painting style, lighting, background and brushwork \u2014 **never the pet's identity**.\n\n---\n\n## 2. ARTISTIC STYLE \u2013 AUTHENTIC BAROQUE OLD MASTER OIL PAINTING\n\nReimagine the uploaded pet photograph as a traditional European Baroque oil portrait.\n\nDraw inspiration from the dramatic artistic characteristics associated with Caravaggio, Rembrandt, Peter Paul Rubens and Anthony van Dyck.\n\nThe painting should demonstrate:\n\n- Masterful chiaroscuro lighting.\n- Dramatic contrasts between illuminated areas and deep shadows.\n- Sophisticated, realistic anatomical painting.\n- Warm, rich and harmonious historical colours.\n- Deeply atmospheric backgrounds.\n- Beautifully blended oil-painted transitions.\n- Fine, delicate brushwork around important facial details.\n- Loose, expressive brushwork in less important areas.\n- Rich layered glazing techniques.\n- Subtle variations in paint opacity and thickness.\n- A convincing traditional oil-on-canvas appearance.\n\nThe result should feel like a priceless animal portrait discovered in a grand European art collection.\n\nAvoid modern digital illustration, cartoon styling or exaggerated fantasy effects.\n\n---\n\n## 3. COMPOSITION \u2013 STRICT VERTICAL PORTRAIT FORMAT\n\n**MANDATORY: The entire finished artwork must be VERTICAL PORTRAIT orientation.**\n\n- Use a strict 2:3 portrait aspect ratio.\n- Position the pet centrally within the composition.\n- Create an elegant head-and-shoulders or upper-chest portrait.\n- The pet's face must be the dominant focal point.\n- The head and ears must remain completely visible.\n- Leave comfortable breathing space above the head.\n- Include enough of the shoulders and upper chest to create a traditional painted portrait.\n- The pet should occupy approximately 65\u201375% of the composition's height.\n- Maintain natural anatomical proportions.\n- Avoid excessive empty space.\n- Ensure the portrait feels carefully composed and professionally balanced.\n\nIf the pet in the original photograph is looking slightly sideways, preserve that natural pose wherever possible.\n\nThe composition should resemble a formal 17th-century commissioned portrait of a treasured companion animal.\n\nDo not add extra animals or people.\n\n---\n\n## 4. LIGHTING \u2013 DRAMATIC BAROQUE CHIAROSCURO\n\nUse beautiful, directional Old Master lighting inspired by traditional Baroque portraiture.\n\nA single warm, soft light source should illuminate the pet's face from the upper left or upper right.\n\nCreate:\n\n- Warm golden illumination across the forehead and muzzle.\n- Softly glowing highlights along the fur.\n- Gentle reflections within the eyes.\n- Rich shadows beneath the chin and around the neck.\n- Beautiful transitions between illuminated and shaded fur.\n- Deep atmospheric shadows around the outer edges.\n- Subtle reflected light revealing selected areas of the shoulders.\n\nThe illuminated areas should feel warm, natural and painterly.\n\nThe shadow areas should remain deep and dramatic without losing important facial markings.\n\n**The eyes must remain visible, beautifully painted and emotionally expressive.**\n\nAvoid harsh photographic flash lighting, modern studio lighting, neon colours or artificial glowing effects.\n\n---\n\n## 5. COLOUR PALETTE \u2013 RICH HISTORICAL BAROQUE TONES\n\nUse a luxurious and restrained 17th-century European oil-painting palette.\n\nPrimary colours:\n\n- Deep burnt umber.\n- Rich raw sienna.\n- Warm golden ochre.\n- Dark Van Dyck brown.\n- Muted burgundy.\n- Antique bronze.\n- Soft ivory.\n- Deep olive green.\n- Warm charcoal black.\n- Subtle amber highlights.\n\nMaintain the pet's natural fur colours accurately within this historical colour environment.\n\nThe surrounding painting should feature harmonious earthy tones and beautiful warm highlights.\n\nAvoid excessively saturated modern colours, bright neon shades, artificial gradients or cartoon-like colour combinations.\n\nThe overall atmosphere should feel rich, elegant, dramatic and timeless.\n\n---\n\n## 6. FUR PAINTING \u2013 MASTERFUL OLD MASTER BRUSHWORK\n\nRender the pet's fur using exceptionally skilled traditional oil-painting techniques.\n\nThe fur must retain the original photograph's exact colours, markings and natural growth patterns.\n\nUse:\n\n- Fine individual brushstrokes around the eyes and muzzle.\n- Soft, layered brushwork following the direction of the fur.\n- Subtle glazing to create depth within darker fur.\n- Delicate warm highlights on individual strands.\n- Beautifully blended mid-tones.\n- Loose, expressive brushstrokes around the shoulders.\n- Soft painterly transitions where the body meets the background.\n- Controlled impasto highlights in selected illuminated areas.\n\nLong-haired animals should retain their natural flowing fur.\n\nShort-haired animals should retain their smooth, dense coat appearance.\n\nCurly-haired animals must retain their distinctive curls and coat texture.\n\nNever replace authentic fur patterns with generic painted textures.\n\nThe painting should feel highly detailed around the face, gradually becoming softer and more expressive towards the edges.\n\n---\n\n## 7. EYES \u2013 THE EMOTIONAL FOCAL POINT\n\nThe eyes are the most important feature of the portrait.\n\nPreserve their exact shape, positioning, colour and natural expression.\n\nPaint them with extraordinary Old Master craftsmanship.\n\nInclude:\n\n- Deep, naturally coloured irises.\n- Accurate pupil shapes.\n- Small, realistic catchlights.\n- Delicate eyelid details.\n- Soft surrounding shadows.\n- Natural reflections.\n- Subtle moisture and depth.\n\nThe eyes should feel soulful, lifelike and emotionally engaging.\n\nThey must not look cartoonish, exaggerated, human-like or artificially enlarged.\n\nThe animal should appear to have a genuine personality and presence.\n\n---\n\n## 8. BACKGROUND \u2013 DARK BAROQUE ATMOSPHERE\n\nCreate a rich, atmospheric, traditional Baroque portrait background.\n\nThe background should feature a subtle combination of:\n\n- Deep chocolate brown.\n- Dark olive green.\n- Warm charcoal.\n- Burnt umber.\n- Muted antique gold undertones.\n\nUse softly blended tonal variations to create depth.\n\nInclude subtle traditional oil-painted textures and atmospheric shadow transitions.\n\nA faint warm glow behind one side of the animal may help separate its silhouette from the background.\n\nThe background should be elegant, restrained and slightly mysterious.\n\nAllow the outer edges of the pet's shoulders to disappear gently into the darkness, following the traditional chiaroscuro technique.\n\n**Do not include modern rooms, furniture, buildings, landscapes or distracting objects.**\n\nThe pet must remain the undisputed centre of attention.\n\n---\n\n## 9. AUTHENTIC OIL PAINT & CANVAS TEXTURE\n\nThe entire image must look like a genuine historical oil painting.\n\nInclude realistic physical painting characteristics:\n\n- Fine woven linen canvas grain.\n- Subtle layered oil-paint textures.\n- Visible brushstroke direction.\n- Gentle impasto on highlighted fur.\n- Smooth translucent glazes in darker areas.\n- Delicate tonal blending.\n- Slight natural irregularities in painted surfaces.\n- Subtle aged varnish warmth.\n- Beautifully preserved Old Master craftsmanship.\n\nThe surface should feel tactile and handmade.\n\nThe painting should look professionally restored and beautifully preserved, rather than damaged or excessively aged.\n\nAvoid heavy cracking, peeling paint, scratches, stains or distressed effects that interfere with the pet's appearance.\n\n---\n\n## 10. HISTORICAL AUTHENTICITY & ELEGANCE\n\nThe portrait must evoke the atmosphere of a prestigious 17th-century European art gallery.\n\nImagine the pet was a treasured companion whose portrait was commissioned from a highly skilled Baroque master painter.\n\nThe artwork should communicate:\n\n- Nobility.\n- Warmth.\n- Dignity.\n- Timeless beauty.\n- Emotional connection.\n- Classical sophistication.\n- Exceptional artistic craftsmanship.\n\nThe animal should remain natural and believable.\n\nDo not add crowns, royal clothing, armour, hats, jewellery, human bodies or historical costumes.\n\nThis is a classical fine-art animal portrait, not a novelty royal pet portrait.\n\nThe luxury must come from the painting technique, lighting and atmosphere.\n\n---\n\n## 11. PROFESSIONAL PRINT QUALITY\n\nCreate a premium, high-resolution artwork suitable for professional personalised wall-art printing.\n\nRequirements:\n\n- Strict vertical portrait orientation.\n- 2:3 aspect ratio.\n- High-resolution output with exceptionally fine details.\n- Rich tonal depth and natural colour transitions.\n- Clear, beautifully painted facial features.\n- Realistic oil-on-canvas texture.\n- Suitable for A4, A3 and larger professional prints.\n- Artwork extending fully to all four edges.\n- No artificial borders or margins.\n- No frame or picture-frame mockup.\n- No room setting or wall display.\n- No text, signatures, logos or watermarks.\n\nThe final artwork must be a complete standalone painting ready for printing.\n\n---\n\n## 12. STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS\n\nDO NOT change the animal's breed.\n\nDO NOT alter its facial structure or distinctive features.\n\nDO NOT change the position or shape of the eyes, ears, nose or mouth.\n\nDO NOT change the animal's natural fur colours or markings.\n\nDO NOT invent additional markings or remove existing ones.\n\nDO NOT make the pet look like a different animal.\n\nDO NOT add crowns, clothing, costumes or accessories that were not present in the original photograph.\n\nDO NOT create a cartoon, illustration, digital painting, vector graphic or photographic filter effect.\n\nDO NOT use bright modern backgrounds or neon colours.\n\nDO NOT over-darken the face or obscure the eyes.\n\nDO NOT add unnecessary decorative elements.\n\nDO NOT create a horizontal or square composition.\n\nDO NOT add picture frames, borders, writing or watermarks.\n\nDO NOT crop the top of the head or ears.\n\nDO NOT sacrifice the pet's recognisable identity for artistic interpretation.\n\n---\n\n## 13. FINAL ARTISTIC DIRECTION \u2013 MOST IMPORTANT\n\nCreate a breathtaking, museum-quality Baroque oil painting of the exact pet shown in the uploaded photograph.\n\nThe animal must be instantly recognisable, with its natural facial features, markings, fur colours and personality faithfully preserved.\n\nSurround the pet with a rich, atmospheric Old Master background featuring deep velvety shadows, warm golden illumination, authentic oil-paint textures and masterful chiaroscuro lighting.\n\nThe finished artwork should look like a genuine 17th-century European oil portrait, painted by an exceptionally talented Baroque artist.\n\n**FINAL PRIORITY ORDER:**\n\n1. Exact preservation of the pet's identity.\n2. Accurate facial features, fur colours and markings.\n3. Authentic Baroque oil-painting craftsmanship.\n4. Dramatic yet flattering chiaroscuro lighting.\n5. Elegant vertical portrait composition.\n6. 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