A Watercolor Portrait That Brings Home to Life
There is something truly special about transforming a treasured photo into a hand-painted keepsake. This watercolor portrait of Trey and me has turned into one of our most treasured belongings, and it rests right beside the bed as a daily reminder of our story.
Courtney, a fellow baseball girl with genuine talent, painted this piece. She works in watercolor and can paint portraits, houses, churches, or nearly any subject you have in mind. You can find her artwork in her Etsy shop, CourtneyGrayArt, and working with her from start to finish was a delight. Her turnaround time is under a month, and her Instagram page, courtneygraytucker, showcases plenty of examples of her beautiful custom work. I happily recommend her watercolor pieces and plan to order from her again.
Why a Custom Watercolor Portrait Is Worth It
A custom watercolor portrait turns a favorite photo into artwork you get to enjoy every day. This painting of Trey and me is just the sort of small, personal touch that makes a bedside table feel like home.
- Hand-painted from a photo or idea you supply
- Subjects can include portraits, houses, churches, and more
- Turnaround time of less than a month
- Ideal for a nightstand, dresser, gallery wall, or entryway shelf
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My Facebook Page Contact Me HomeA custom watercolor portrait is an easy way to keep a meaningful photo close by. Whether it is a portrait, a house, or a church, a hand-painted piece brings a warm, personal touch to any room. If you have a photo you love, this is one keepsake worth considering.
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