anna wood

thanks for stopping by!
here you can find my portfolio and terms of service, as well as links to my facebook page, shop, and commission request form.

about me

hi! my name is anna wood. i am a self-taught artist from the midwest and have been making art since I could hold a pencil.
i have always loved animals, and after spending a few years working in dog grooming and training i wanted to step outside my comfort zone and connect my love of animals and art. i sold one of my first pet portraits in 2020 and have been honing my skills ever since!

portfolio

terms of service

  • full payment is required upfront. once it has been received, i will begin working on your piece.

  • each portrait has its own turnaround time which will be established before the piece is started. if you need it to be completed by a certain date, please communicate that. if a complication comes up and i am unable to meet this time frame, i will let you know as soon as possible and provide a new time frame.

  • i am happy to make up to three small changes to your portrait within one week of sending the completed piece.

  • once the piece is completed and sent, i do not offer refunds as i have spent time and work into completing it.

  • you are welcome to do whatever you'd like with your piece, including getting it printed. that being said, printing is not my specialty and i cannot guarantee or take responsibility for the quality or price of printing as it varies greatly. (if you are also not very familiar with printing, i recommend finding a local printing company that can help achieve the best quality possible.)

  • each portrait is created at 300dpi and sent to you as a jpg file. my standard sizing is 5"x7", but if you would like a specific canvas size please let me know before i start your piece. the canvas will be sized to 1.5x of your preferred sizing in order to maintain quality.

  • please try your best to send clear reference photos that capture the true colors and features of your pet. i can still work with low quality photos, but if there are certain details (example: the fur is lighter than what the photo shows, or the eyes are more green in the light,) let me know before i get started so that i can achieve the best likeness possible.