Custom ORIGINAL Pop Art Portrait Painting from Photo, Person Portrait Art Commission on Canvas, Personalized & Birthday Gift Ideas

Item Details

Made by Zhou Yan

Materials: Custom pop art portrait painting on canvas, vibrant acrylic paints, bold color commission, personalized pop art gift.

Choose Our Advantages:
1. 100% hand-painted pop art portrait.
2. The artist crafts independently, using striking contrasts and vivid colors in the iconic pop art style, ensuring each piece is a unique work of art.
3. Have any ideas? Contact me via “Chat,” and we’ll work together to make your portrait perfect.

How to Order:
1. Place your order directly and send the photo you’d like to transform into a pop art portrait via “Chat.”
2. I’ll provide a digital mock-up of the design. Once you approve the template, I’ll begin painting.
3. Painting takes 2-4 weeks. Upon completion, I’ll send a high-definition image of the artwork for your approval. Request any changes—I’ll ensure you’re 100% satisfied.
4. Choose between Rolled canvas (shipped in a sturdy Paper Tube) or Stretched canvas. Once you’re happy with the painting, it will be shipped.
5. Need a different size? Contact me via “Chat.”

If you need a gift urgently and have only a few days, let me know! I’ll do my best to complete your pop art portrait in 2-4 days and ship it via express delivery. An urgent order can be fulfilled in 5-7 days from order placement to delivery. Please reach out via “Chat” to discuss urgent order details.

Share your vision and favorite photos by clicking “Chat,” and we’ll bring your pop art portrait to life on canvas. Feel free to message us for progress updates! We’ll share milestone photos at 30%, 70%, and 100% completion stages of your painting.

With our prompt communication, we’ll ensure the final result matches your vision perfectly on canvas! Rest assured, we’ll take every detail of your wishes into account.

Sincerely,
Enameliving

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Zhou Yan, a Shanghai-based portrait artist, has spent 14 years mastering the alchemy of oil and canvas. Trained in classical European glazing techniques and Chinese ink-wash philosophy, he captures not just faces, but the fleeting moments between expressions – a child’s half-suppressed giggle, an elder’s eyes holding lifetimes.