About This Style
One pet, four panels, four colourways, and a wall that nobody walks past without commenting.
The idea is old and it still works: repeat the same image and change only the colour, and the eye reads the difference rather than the subject. Applied to an animal you love, it turns one portrait into a set of moods. The same tilt of the head becomes playful in hot pink, serious in deep blue, absurd in acid green.
Everything is flat. Strong saturated backgrounds, simplified block shading, hard edges, no gradients anywhere. That flatness is what makes it print so well and read from across a room, and it is why this is the piece people hang above a sofa or in a stairwell where there is distance to look from.
The four panels come as one image, evenly gridded, at identical scale, so the repetition is exact and the colour is the only variable. We do not imitate any named artist or reproduce any existing artwork; the technique is a printing tradition, not a signature.
Your pet's face, proportions and markings are identical in all four panels and match your photo. The colour is stylised. The animal is not.
It is the loudest thing we make, and the one most likely to be bought as a statement rather than a keepsake.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I pick the four colours?
We choose a set that works together and that flatters your pet's shape, because clashing colourways undo the effect. If you have a room palette to match, put it in the order comments and we will build around it.
Is this based on a famous artist's work?
No. Repeating an image across panels and changing the ink is a screen printing tradition rather than any one artist's property. We deliberately do not imitate a named artist or reproduce an existing artwork.
What size suits a four panel design?
Go larger than you think. The grid divides the image into quarters, so each panel is a quarter of the size you order. Our 16 by 20 inch canvas is the smallest we would recommend for this one.