Commissions
How it works and how to get started
Start by emailing me or placing an order below. I’ll make a composition for you from your photos, and once approved, I will send you an invoice for 50% of the total, and then can start your pet’s portrait. Thereafter you can watch your piece come together over the next 2-4 weeks. I’ll send updates throughout, and you can approve the final before pick up or shipment. Final payment is due before pick up or shipment.
Ready to get started? You can place your order below
or contact me directly by phone or email:
(802) 598-4264 | kimprovost.vtartist@gmail.com
Pricing
One pet (Head and Chest)
Compositions with 2 or more subjects need to be ordered in an 11x14 or larger size
(20% increase per additional pet or person)
8x10 .........................................................$300
10x10 .....................................................$325
12x12 .......................................................$435
11x14 .........................................................$460
14x14 .......…................................................$590
16x20 ........................................................$960
20x24 ..............................................…....$1,400
Custom orders and full body portraits are available - Oil painting portraits are available upon request please contact us for a quote
Commission Form
Thank you for your interest! We are currently experiencing high demand and are booked for new projects several weeks in advance. The earliest we can schedule a new portrait project is February 2026. Please fill out an order form to secure your spot.
Gift Certificates
Give a gift that’s as meaningful as it is memorable — a custom pet portrait gift certificate. Perfect for birthdays, holidays, or to honor a beloved pet, it lets your loved ones create a lasting keepsake they’ll cherish forever.
Testimonials
Frequently Asked Questions
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I currently offer shipping services throughout the continental United States via USPS. Shipping fees are determined by whether you choose to have the portrait framed, as this affects the overall weight of the package. We can discuss your preferences, and I will provide a detailed estimated cost before commencing work on your portrait.
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Portraits are usually completed within 2–4 weeks unless there is a wait list.
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I paint primarily from photographs, but it's important for me to clearly see all the details of your pet in the image. It helps if you take pictures in natural light, positioning yourself at your pet's eye level instead of shooting from above. The more detailed the photo is, the better the portrait will be.
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Absolutely! That's really useful for me to observe the fur's structure, details, and colors.
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Portrait pricing is determined by both the dimensions of the artwork and the number of pets included. For detailed information regarding rates, please refer to my pricing guide here.
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While I do not personally frame the portraits, I collaborate with a skilled framer located in Vermont who handles all framing for my personal projects. If you would like to include professional framing, I am happy to coordinate this service for an additional fee of $50.
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To begin, you’ll send me high-quality photos of your pet. We’ll then choose the best size for your portrait. I’ll send an invoice for 50% of the project cost and add you to my schedule. Please note, there may be a waiting list, especially during the busy holiday season.
Once I start painting, I’ll share progress photos so you can watch your portrait take shape. During this stage, you’re welcome to request minor changes or adjustments to ensure your satisfaction. We’ll work closely together to make sure you’re happy with the final result.
As the portrait is nearing completion, I’ll send a picture for your final approval. Once you approve, I’ll invoice you for the remaining balance, and we’ll arrange for framing if desired, shipping, or you can pick up the artwork at my studio.
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Great question! Pastels are a premium, concentrated pigment available as sticks, pencils, or cakes. These materials are lightfast and archival, resisting fading, yellowing and cracking as time passes. To prevent damage, all pastel artworks should be framed under glass using spacers. When properly cared for, your pastel pieces can last for centuries.