The Portrait
One 11x14 framed piece, plus that image as a digital file. A single portrait, chosen well.
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Sessions are $195. Most families invest $450 to $1,200 in finished artwork.
The session fee covers the making of the portraits. The artwork is chosen and purchased afterward, in person, once the images exist and we can see them at size.
Nothing is bundled in advance and nothing is guessed. You commit to the session, then you commit to the pieces you actually want. The experience page walks through all five steps, from the first conversation to delivery.

Because it is redeemable, a family who orders artwork effectively pays nothing for the session itself.
The session fee includes:
It is due to hold the date. Whatever you spend on artwork, the $195 comes off the total.
Sessions for dogs with a terminal diagnosis, and sessions made through The Legacy Project, carry a session fee of $95. The studio charges less for this work because of what it is.
Everything else is unchanged: the same care in the session, the same craft in the finished piece, the same artwork prices. If this is your situation, say so when you write. That is all that is required.
Finished artwork is purchased at the viewing. Most families invest $450 to $1,200. Each collection includes the digital files for the images it contains.
One 11x14 framed piece, plus that image as a digital file. A single portrait, chosen well.
InquireA three-piece 11x14 framed set, or one 20x24 statement piece, plus those digitals. Built for a room rather than a shelf.
InquireA 15-spread heirloom album, a 20x24 framed piece, and the full digital gallery. The whole session, kept.
InquireThe reasoning behind the printing, matting, and framing is on the artwork page. To see every piece laid out one at a time, browse the shop.
Not every family wants a collection. Pieces can be ordered singly at the viewing.
If you are working back from a particular wall rather than an album, the wall art page covers how a piece gets scaled to the room it is going in.
Answered here so nothing about the process is a surprise.