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A Worry-Free Experience with a
Guarantee
love-your-photos
If you don’t love your photos, I’ll reshoot or refund your session fee. My goal is simple: artwork you’ll adore and can’t wait to display.
how
We get to know your dog—their quirks, personality, and favorite moments—so your session feels effortless, fun, and uniquely theirs.
At the private 70 Acre Wood, your dog sets the pace. Sessions are relaxed, playful, and full of authentic moments you’ll treasure.
I edit your favorite images and share a reveal video and curated gallery. You pick your favorites, which I turn into beautiful artwork and deliver or ship—so you can enjoy your pet’s portraits every day.
PLANNING
$690
✓ Optional Session Planning Call to create your one-of-a-kind experience
session experience
✓ Custom-designed session for 1-2 pets from the same household (For more than two pets from the same household a fee of $50 per extra pet applies.)
location
$500 ARTWORK CREDIT
✓ A private, relaxed session held at 70 Acre Wood (I'll travel as well but most enjoy the distraction-free experience)
✓ $500 goes toward any wall art, album, prints or digital collections
*Please note: no digital files (.jpgs) or any artwork is included in the session fee. Artwork & digital sets are available for purchase at the ordering appointment.
image reveal
✓ View & choose from 25+ images during the Image Reveal
+tax
design
✓ Help with artwork & design
gallery
✓ Private on-line gallery to view your purchased images
the
•Signature framed canvases •Classic epic prints •Wood Rounds •Wooden Prints
*starting at $400
•Signature & Classic Album
•starting at $1500
*starting at $650
*$500 for a set of five
Great for sharing online, small prints up to an 8x10
Since every session is thoughtfully designed for each client, artwork investments can vary. Most clients choose pieces totaling between $900–$3,000, depending on what best fits their home and vision.
ARTWORK
the way
want
you
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QUESTIONS
until
it's too late
“Dogs’ lives are too short. Their only fault, really.”
—Agnes Sligh