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The final step...(really)

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"Jet" portrait delivered today to Cathy in Hawaii.


This is why I pack my portraits really well with at least 4 inches of fill on all sides. šŸ˜®

Portrait shipping box with a damaged corner

Cathy sent the photos and wrote:


Our "Jet" portrait has arrived safely!

Wynter, pictured below wanted to say ā€œHiā€ and checked out what was in this big box. Plus Raven and Wynter barked (as usual) to send the mailman on his way. LOL

"Jet" portrait being unpacked, with a Border Collie sitting in front of the box

You obviously have so much practice in packing your portraits, and I just love the care you put into packing! Down to the part of turning in the tape so I can grab the tabs. You make it so easy to unpack!


Colored pencil portrait of Border Collie "Jet" unpacked

Thank you so very much for this most beautiful portrait. Itā€™s even more gorgeous looking at it close up.


Iā€™ve always considered the final step of creating a portrait to be packing and shipping it. But the final step actually is the client receiving itā€¦unpacking the box and seeing their portrait in person for the first time. They always comment on how much more beautiful it looks in person than in photos.

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