Pets come in many colors, but I was especially taken today with the black and white varieties as I browsed Canvas on Demand’s Customer Pet Showcase.
Look at this precious photo turned to canvas of MaShoo, a cat belonging to a customer named Cindy. She tells us, “He is my Seal Point Siamese cat, and his name in Hebrew means he is something really awesome and great. I truly believe he is all of that! I enjoyed working with Canvas on Demand, because the staff was energetic and polite. I will order another canvas again soon!” Cindy, I love the cat and the backdrop. And especially thanks for sharing these comments with our readers.
- MaShoo
Tony said that the picture below of the lovely black and white dog is “of our beloved Siberian Husky, Cujo, who recently passed away. He loved to pose for the camera! He loved life and his family, and his family adored him. We were amazed to receive our picture so quickly! The quality brought tears to our eyes! It is as if we could reach out and hug our beloved Cujo once more. The portrait brought joy to our hearts. Thank you very much.” That was a wonderful testimonial, Tony. It touched our hearts and made us realize that this canvas is a beautifully fitting memorial of your dear pet!
Cujo
And now here’s a black and white pet that we don’t see every day. It is an adopted tiger named Shirkhan. Tracy told us that he lives at an awesome tiger sanctuary called Tiger World in Rockwell, North Carolina. “I love him,” she wrote, and this photo is of him loving to get cooled off with a water hose. I love the way this canvas turned out!”
- Shirkhan
So this all goes to prove that there are some great black and white photos that our customers have taken in color. If you love photography and love animals too, then check out the PET section under our Customer Showcase. I promise that you’ll enjoy it! Mom
Tags: Art Canvas, Canvas On Demand, canvas print, cat, dog, Photo to Canvas, Seal Point siamese, Siberian Husky, tiger
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