Beautiful pet portrait from Oscar and Olaf #AdGifted

As you may know, we have handsome little lad in the form of a cat, his name is Jack and he is such a cheeky chappy. We were contacted by Oscar and Olaf who make wonderful personalised pet portraits for you home.

The order process is so easy and each frame comes with a frame, when ordering you get a choice of 3 backgrounds and 3 frames, once that is picked you choose your measurements for you print and put your pets name. now for the photo, this took me a while to pick as we wanted the best possible chance for them to capture him. once you upload and order its in there hands.

Two days later we received a preview which was amazing, you get 24 hours to ask for any amendments which we did request, the print was amazing but we wanted his whiskers more defined, again it only took 2 working days and we had the preview with our changes.

24 hours after the preview, your print is sent which takes 6-8 days to arrive, I was so excited when our parcel arrived and was made up when unveiling our print, I was a little worried as Jack is a black cat and some photos don't do him justice but they have captured him perfectly, the eyes and his nose are just his.

we picked the oak frame which comes with Perspex for protection, we are made up with it and Jack seems to love it too. Thank you so much Oscar and Olaf for our beautiful print.

I have 10% off for you all using the code OSCAR77

Victoria x

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