You turn a photo into a watercolor print by uploading it and letting ART-IF redraw it in a watercolor style. Upload a photo, pick watercolor, choose a size and frame.
What comes back is soft color, loose edges, and light coming through the paper.
What is a watercolor print?
It's your photo remade as a watercolor painting, then printed. Not a filter laid over the photo.
The image is rebuilt with the washes, bleeds, and pale edges of real watercolor. Color you can see the paper through.
Which photos can I use?
Any of them. Portraits, pets, flowers, landscapes, something taken years ago on an old phone.
Every style runs the same way on the same photo, so there is nothing you need to screen for before you upload.
Does watercolor work for pet portraits?
Yes. Watercolor is soft and loose, which is what some people want for a pet and not what others want. It's a preference, not a rule.
You can see the other styles on the pet portrait styles page.
Matte paper or canvas?
Both print the same way, so it comes down to the finish you want. Matte is 250 gsm archival stock, acid-free so it won't yellow. Canvas is a cotton blend, stretched over FSC-certified bars.
Matte comes in five sizes, from 6x8 up to 30x40. Canvas comes in 12x16, 18x24, and 24x32.
What frame should I pick?
Whichever one suits your wall.
Paper prints frame in oak or ash hardwood, in black, white, or natural, at any size up to 24x32. Canvas frames in black, natural, or dark. Or leave it unframed. Framed prints arrive ready to hang.
How does it work?
Upload a photo. Pick watercolor. See the print before you buy.
Then choose your size and frame and order. Prices start at $34.95.
Pick a photo you like
Upload it and see it redrawn before you order anything.