#petmemorial

[janetsneedlefelting]

Two needle felted dogs. Hope you are having a great evening (or morning)!

[preciouscreature]

Paw preservation / taxidermy pet memorial by Precious Creature

[rogue-taxidermy-of-sarina-brewer]

Portrait of a princess ~

This is a death mask (i.e., post-mortem face cast) I recently made of a client’s feline companion that passed away after a long and heroic battle with organ failure.

The cat’s name was “Princess Kitty” but she has fondly been bestowed the nickname “PK” around my house because of the long stretch of time she has been with me as I work on her memorials. This death mask was part 1 of a twofold aftercare project. PK’s actual body is being preserved as well and I will be sharing that part of the project after it has been completed. (If you want a sneak peek, scroll back to my post from 6/5/23)

Because she was a princess in life she needed to be treated like one after she passed as well with a mask befitting royalty. The entire exterior of the mask is gilded in genuine 24K gold, including the whiskers. I gold leafed each whisker individually, then attached them to the mask as closely as possible to the spot they occupied on her face when she was still alive. A lot of time went into this project for a number of reasons. Over the years I have been approached with increasing frequency by pet owners seeking death masks, however, this is the first request I have ever accepted – mold making and casting was something I had never done before, so first I needed to teach myself. This project involved putting alginate over the cat's face to create a mold of it, then pouring a special gypsum cement into my mold to make the cast. Historically, death masks were often a cast of an individual's entire head and typically made of plaster. The practice can be traced back to ancient times and has continued to serve a multitude of purposes throughout history, but my favorite was their use as funerary mementos of deceased infants during the Victorian Era.

Casting the face of a deceased loved one might seem morbid to some people these days, but you need to keep in mind this tradition began before the advent of photography and it was the only way to capture the likeness of an individual other than having their portrait painted or bust sculpted. Aside from the varied accuracy of those two methods, they were both extremely expensive so average people couldn’t afford to get either done. Having a tangible keepsake of a deceased loved one is a cross-cultural tradition that takes countless forms and has been going on for countless millennia. A death mask is a beautiful and meaningful custom that I’m thrilled has been resurrected in recent years as a means to commemorate companion animals.

www.Sarina-Brewer.com

[allyalbonart]

Final image of River, who was such a joy to draw - so many shades of red in her coat and I can't get over that gorgeous snoot! (One of the next things I need to work on is taking better photos of my work....)

[dragonchuu]

[C] Ferret portrait

Pet portrait memorial for Lillith on Discord of her girls Justine and Gizmo. They are loved. <3 I can't get over how cute ferrets are!

[oksanabalanovska]

I was looking at the archive photos and I found one that I hadn’t shown you before.

That’s the cat I worked on in April. As I remember now, I saw this pretty face and immediately recommended to make it in the big size. I’m so glad that the customer listened to me.

I miss you, ginger sweet kitten 🥰

[metaldogs]

Coming soon, these beautiful plaques will be the perfect way to honor and memorialize your beloved fur babies.

If you've lost a fur baby but they live on in your heart, these memorial plaques will be the best way to keep their memory alive.

Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new product range. ❤️

[pinehart]

Pet Loss

[petsupport]

Introducing Pet Frames + Online Memorials. A meaningful way to celebrate milestones, or remember a beloved pet that has passed away and accompany families in their loss. With Customizable frame - Includes a heart hanger for ID tags, key rings; 2 sized mats for collars of cats, puppies and larger animals. Your frame is a portal to your pet’s digital memory album accessed instantly via uniquely coded QR labels. Upload, add photos and videos, write personal notes and descriptions of your beloved pet. Easily access, share or print any time and any where.

[enigmahorsehairjewellery]

For those looking for a unique and custom design, I offer rings with all kinds of modifications but also completely custom additions like this beautiful squirrel, which shown here adorns a wide band horsehair braid ring. Please feel free to ask me about any custom designs you are interested in!

[snap-blogz]

Dog Paw Print Tattoo: How to Get it?

Do you want to immortalize your furry friend by having a dog paw prints tattoo? Follow these easy steps for a stress-free and enjoyable experience. Examples of other people who did it in the last topic.

First Step to get Dog Paw Print Tattoo

Ensuring Comfort  Ensure your dog is comfortable to take dog's paw print. Use treats, gentle petting, and a calm environment to make the experience enjoyable for both of you.

senia Raykova/istock images Clean Paws Start with clean paws. A quick wipe-down with a moist towel ensures a neat print. Avoid if your dog's paws are injured.

Tamsin De La Harpe/Pawsafe Choosing Safe Materials  Opt for child-safe, washable body paints or finger paints. Ensure they are non-toxic and easy to clean. Alternatively, consider a dough mix made from flour, salt, and water.

https://www.amazon.com/Jar-Melo-Washable-Toddlers-Painting/dp/B0995P8PYK?th=1 Paw Printing Techniques  Dip your dog's paw in paint and gently press it onto sturdy paper. For a lasting imprint, create a dough mold or use non-toxic ink pads. Make multiple prints for options.

Gregory Iacono/Hepper Blog

Second Step to get Dog Paw Print Tattoo

Designing Your Tattoo Enhance the paw print by adding details like your dog's name, birthdate, or a heart. Explore various tattoo styles, such as watercolor paw prints or framing in a beautiful frame.

Tattoo Process Visit a reputable tattoo artist with your design. Seek inspiration if needed. A professional can modify and adjust size or placement as desired. And at the end make sure to leave a good tip for the artist if he did a good job on your dog paw print tattoo.

Other People Who did it

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Conclusion

Capturing your dog's paw prints is a delightful DIY project. Whether for art or tattoos, these steps ensure a memorable and heartwarming experience for both you and your beloved pet. So enjoy your dog paw print tattoo with a smile on your face.🐾 To see a guide how to make busy butter at home click on this sentence. Read the full article

[janetsneedlefelting]

A needle felted Shitzu dog I made. Happy weekend!

[pinkseagulldesigner]

Forever in Our Hearts: A Tribute to Our Beloved [Pet's Name]

[rogue-taxidermy-of-sarina-brewer]

#TimeTraveler  And every bit as royal as those who came before her. She was gracious enough to give me this wonderful portrait while she rested along the way during her long journey. I will be sharing more photos from her transformation soon. #PetPreservation #PetMummification #InProcess

[allyalbonart]

Snoots are one of my favourite things to draw in colour pencil. Such strange shapes and intricate detail! First pass on getting core shapes in for Mona's adorable nose.

[presentiva]

Celebrate your eternal bond with your furry friend! 🐾 Our Personalized Paw Name Necklaces are the best way to keep them close to your heart. Dog moms, this one's for you! 💕🐶