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I’ve been drawing and painting since I was old enough to hold a pencil and make a mark.
I think art...
Some of my earliest subjects were animals—an owl in 3rd grade, little chicks in 4th, and my sleepy cat, Casper, who was my first pet portrait at age 12. Next came the horse stage, and so on. My parents still have boxes full of my animal sketchbooks!
The ability to translate what I see into a painting or drawing is a talent I feel lucky to have. I’m happy to share it and bring my clients a little joy and beauty mixed together. Sometimes clients tell me they talk to the drawing I did of their deceased pet. That’s the best because I know I have done my job well—to give you something so real you’ll relive that memory or feeling every time you look at it.
What my clients say:
- “The portrait made me cry!”
- “Daniele speaks dog, and they love her for it!”
- “Daniele is easy to work with. She gets it done professionally and on schedule.”
- See more quotes and reviews about my pet portraits on the Reviews page
I try to make commissioning an artwork as simple and easy for you as possible. Contact me here to inquire about a portrait of your furry loved one.
I received my degree in Fine Art from Fort Hays State University in Kansas in 1993, and I’m honored that my award-winning art is now collected throughout the U.S., Canda and Europe. You can see more of my art at DanieleJones.com.
I also work with Joe Camblin at Jozee Designs where I am a graphic designer and illustrator. Joe and I have created a wide variety of websites, printed material and other interesting design projects for our clients. See our website, logos and other graphic design examples at Jozee Designs.
Big ‘thank you’ to my parents for always supporting my art habit while I was growing up. I miss you guys.
And a special thanks to Joe, who thought of the excellent name Petable Portraits.
I hope you feel like you know me a little better now. I assure you that your furry family members are safe with me and that I’ll make a very special pet portrait for you!
I drew the horse on the left around age seven. The two on the right are a little more recent. I hadn’t seen the childhood drawing in ages and I had to laugh when I realized the similarities.