
Graphic Minimalism
A graphic portrait built from simplified shapes, strong contours, and a bright green background.
Hand-painted portraits
Explore four starting points, then discover more possibilities below. Every portrait is made for you, from your photographs.
You don’t need to choose a style. We can recommend one.
Select a style to explore another portrait.
The same subject, interpreted four ways.

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A full-length portrait in a familiar doorway. Soft gray tones, natural posture, and gentle light give this composition its quiet character.

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A family lunch in the sun. Loose brushwork and warm color capture the light, gestures, and activity around the table.

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A closely framed face against a dark background. Directed light and rich shadows bring the expression into focus, even in a contemporary setting.

Another portrait in this style
Two partners painted at full length. Strong blue and yellow, broad brushstrokes, and a simplified background give the portrait a contemporary presence.
Beyond the four starting points
These four directions are only a beginning. Explore a more graphic, expressive, or unexpected approach—or bring a reference of your own. We’ll help shape a portrait around the person you have in mind.

A graphic portrait built from simplified shapes, strong contours, and a bright green background.

A ribbon-shaped opening reveals part of the face, using the surrounding space as part of the portrait.

A beloved companion, repeated in four bold color palettes for a playful portrait full of personality.

A full-length portrait set against oversized flowers, with a bold palette carried through the figure and background.

Two figures, clear shapes, and broad areas of color turn a shared setting into a composed couple’s portrait.

Visible strokes and a textured background give a child’s portrait movement, warmth, and a tactile surface.
Your loved ones, painted
Tell us who you have in mind and what caught your eye. We’ll help shape the light, palette, and composition around them.
You don’t need to choose a style to begin.