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Example resultExample of the Renaissance noble pet style: Your pet as a dignified noble in a dark-panel oil portrait with a ruff collar.
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Renaissance noble pet

Your pet as a dignified noble in a dark-panel oil portrait with a ruff collar.

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What this style does

Glowing oil glazes, a calm three-quarter pose and a ruff, gold doublet or red robe fitted to the animal's size. The Renaissance noble pet portrait from your photo keeps a dignified face against a dark green, deep brown or hazy landscape ground.

Attire
Ruff and cap, Gold doublet, Red robe
Backdrop
Dark green, Deep brown, Hazy landscape
Light
Soft left light, Warm golden, Cool daylight

Which photo works best

Renaissance noble pet starts from your own photo. Use a clear, well-lit photo of one pet with its face visible. Close-ups and eye-level shots work best.

Cost and print size

A portrait is 3 credits. New accounts get 3 free.

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QualityCreditsGood for
Quick try1Fast and simple. Good for trying an idea.
Portrait3Our best likeness. Great on phones and for sharing.
Print5Sharp enough to frame. Prints up to about 8 × 10 in (20 × 25 cm).
Large print10For big frames. Prints up to about 16 × 20 in (40 × 50 cm).
Finest detail12Our most detailed painter. Takes a little longer. Prints up to about 8 × 10 in (20 × 25 cm).
Technical details
  • Quick try (Standard 1K): 896 × 1120 px, about 3 × 3.7 in at 300 dpi.
  • Portrait (Studio 1K): 896 × 1120 px, about 3 × 3.7 in at 300 dpi.
  • Print (Studio 2K): 1792 × 2240 px, about 6 × 7.5 in at 300 dpi.
  • Large print (Studio 4K): 3584 × 4480 px, about 12 × 15 in at 300 dpi.
  • Finest detail (Ultra 2K): 1792 × 2240 px, about 6 × 7.5 in at 300 dpi.

Sizes are for the 4:5 shape.

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You get a digital image file to download and keep, with no visible watermark. It is yours to use, including commercially, as set out in the Terms.

Questions about this style

How many credits does Renaissance noble pet cost?

From 1 credit. Quick try is 1 credit, Portrait is 3 credits, Print is 5 credits, Large print is 10 credits and Finest detail is 12 credits. The cost is on the button before you create.

Which photo works best for Renaissance noble pet?

Use a clear, well-lit photo of one pet with its face visible. Close-ups and eye-level shots work best.

What can I change in Renaissance noble pet?

attire (Ruff and cap, Gold doublet, Red robe), backdrop (Dark green, Deep brown, Hazy landscape) and light (Soft left light, Warm golden, Cool daylight).

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