Banksy-style and cubism-style pet portraits
Pop art is our home ground, but two of our five styles take their cue from very different corners of art history: street stencils and cubism. Here is what each looks like, and how to decide which suits your dog.
A quick note on names
Our Stencil style is a tribute inspired by Banksy's well-known look. Ozart has no affiliation with Banksy, and these are not official or endorsed Banksy products. Likewise, Cubist Pop is inspired by the cubist movement rather than any one artist.
Banksy-inspired stencil portraits
The stencil look is built from hard-edged black and white shapes, as though sprayed through a cut card onto a weathered grey wall. We add a single red accent and nothing else, which keeps the focus firmly on your dog.
It suits dogs with strong contrast in their coats, expressive faces and homes with a monochrome or industrial feel.
Cubism-inspired portraits
Cubism breaks a subject into flat planes, as if seen from several angles at once. Our Cubist Pop style paints your dog in bold blocks of colour with black brush outlines and paint drips on a textured canvas look, while keeping the face and markings recognisable.
It is the most unusual of our styles and often becomes a conversation piece.
Why people love artistic pet portraits
A straight photo shows what your dog looks like. An artistic portrait says something about how you see them: cheeky, regal, chaotic or calm. It also sits more naturally alongside other art in a home.
Choosing between styles
You do not have to decide in advance. On the create page you can paint your dog in Electric, Neon, Magenta, Stencil and Cubist Pop and compare them side by side. The pop art colourways switch instantly; Stencil and Cubist Pop are repainted from your photo.
Each style can be printed with or without your dog's name. Every portrait is printed as an unframed giclée print in A3 (£24.99), A2 (£39.99) or a 50 × 50 cm square (£39.99), with free delivery anywhere in the UK.