Commission a painting by Amy Balch

Amy's work moves beyond traditional realism, redefining dog portraiture as contemporary fine art. Each painting is a bold tribute—crafted to not only honour your dog but elevate your interior design too.

Dog art has adorned walls for centuries—a timeless symbol of loyalty, companionship, and devotion.

Commission Amy to paint your dog as per options below.

contemporary custom dog portrait, framed ready for delivery

Original painting -

Most popular, large, fine art painting of your dog - full of detail, including colour and ink drips. Available from A3 to big.. much bigger!

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Small paint sketch

Pen and ink sketch of your dog. These portraits sit in any space, small enough to fill a gap on a dog lovers wall. Make a great gift, designed to fit an 8x10" frame.

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Hand holding a card with a black and white illustration of a dog portrait against a plain background

Postcard pen drawing

Smallest commission option - pen drawing on textured art postcard. Frame this small artwork to make a big impact.

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FAQs

I want a bigger painting - is that possible?

Absolutely - please email ab@amybalch.com with your size request so she can put together a quote for you.

How long does each painting take?

General wait time is 6-8 weeks unless otherwise specified. Please let Amy know if you need it for a special occasion and we can try to accommodate this.

Can I have a different accent colour than turquoise?

Yes - Amy is happy to work in shades of orange/rust, sage/olive, neutral beige/greige. Preferably avoiding pink/red/purples.

What is the difference between a painting on paper or art panel?

A painting on paper must be framed under glass to protect it. The portrait is on an off white paper background.

Panel paintings come framed in a simple shadow/box frame, and ready to hang without glass. Panel paintings allow for a different colour/dark background.

This is personal preference on what you think will sit best in your home - the style of painting is the same.