Tips for choosing a photograph
- The better the photo quality, the better the portrait. If the photo is blurry, I will probably not be able to see enough detail. If you are unsure about the quality of the photo, email me a copy and I will let you know.
- The closer the subject's face is, the better for a portrait. The size of the original photo is unimportant as long as it is a good quality upload, I can enlarge the photo to show enough detail.
- All original photos will be returned with the finished portrait, but copies are preferred. The best option is to e-mail me a digital copy.
- Please understand that, if I do not personally know the subject in the photograph, I can only draw what I see. Choose a photo that is as "true to life" as possible. Is that their smile? Do they look heavier/thinner in the photo? Do they normally wear their hair that way? The closer the person looks in the photo to "real life", the better the portrait will be.
- I am able to make some minor adjustments to the subject like weight reduction, age regression, clothing pattern, hairstyle, or other miscellaneous additions.
Please contact me at [email protected] for any additional information you may need or any special requests you may have.
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