The PawvreCommission

For Corgis

Corgi Portraits — the royal treatment, literally

No breed wears a crown more convincingly. Those ears were built for a royal portrait, and that expression already suggests they know it.

Corgi wearing a gold crown and embroidered red royal cape, renaissance portrait
The Royal Corgi
Royal portrait of a calico cat wearing a crown, classical oil painting style
Her Majesty

Corgis are all about proportion — the ears, the low centre of gravity, the specific white blaze pattern that is different on every single dog. Generic corgi art flattens all of that into one cartoon shape. We train on your corgi's own photos, so the blaze runs exactly where it runs on your dog, and the ears sit at their angle.

Pembroke or Cardigan — does it matter?

Not to us. We train on your dog's photos, so tail or no tail, the portrait follows your corgi rather than a breed template.

Can you capture the sploot?

The classic royal poses are seated or standing, but tell us what you'd love and we'll try it. Full-body styles like Napoleon and Superhero give the most room to play.

Is the corgi on this page a real customer's dog?

No — it's a style sample showing what this style looks like on the breed. Every real commission is trained on your own dog's photos.