Family print studio
Your pet, recast as a hero.
Real family animals — Maple, Noodle, Beans — sat into firefighter coats, capes, and pirate hats. Send a photo. We keep the face. Then we print it and ship it home.
Before and after
Same pet. New job.
Sofa photos on the left. Costume plates on the right. This is the sitting, not a cartoon swap.
The costumes
Three rooms of dress-up
Prints
Hang them on the fridge. Or the wall.
Every portrait prints after you approve it. Fridge and bedroom prints go in a rigid mailer; framed work and canvas go in a crate. Typical press time is two to three days.
Paper, frames, and shippingBefore you start
Will it still look like my pet?+
Yes. We keep species, breed, coat, and face. They sit in the costume — they do not become a cartoon. Maple, Noodle, and Beans below are the same animals as their sofa photos.
What do you print on?+
310gsm cotton rag for unframed work, walnut-framed prints, and stretched canvas for the big size. Pigment inks, made to last.
How does printing work?+
You pay first. The studio then checks the portrait and sends it to the printer. They print, pack, and ship with tracking.
How long does shipping take?+
The press needs two to three business days. Standard delivery is five to seven days after that; express is two to three.
Can we try more than one costume?+
Each sitting includes up to three recasts. After that you can still print the portrait you like.
Ready when they are.
Make a hero