Find a photograph with a familiar feeling.
It might be Mum in her garden, Dad on a favorite walk, or a grandparent with someone they love. Choose a clear photograph where the faces have enough room. For an older print, a flat, well-lit scan will usually give a better starting point than a phone picture behind reflective glass.
A family portrait starts with one photograph.
Use one image containing the people you want in the finished illustration. The studio is not a service for combining relatives from separate photographs or inventing a new group pose. A smaller group with clearly visible faces is easier to judge in the free proof. Check everyone’s likeness before choosing to keep it.
Say the thing you don’t always say.
Use the printable gift card for a short personal note: thank them for a ritual, name a memory, or tell them what that photograph means to you. The artwork stays separate from the wording. The card is an A6 flat print, with an editable message and a preview so you can check the layout before printing.
Give it in a way they will use.
For someone who prefers something tangible, download the files and arrange a local print at the size recommended on the gift page. For family far away, send the downloaded image with a personal message. Mother’s Day and Father’s Day fall on different dates around the world, so check your recipient’s calendar and allow time for any printing.
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