Everyone you love, together in one portrait.
Send the photos you already have — separate ones are fine, and they don't need to be from the same day. Bailey brings everyone into a single pencil-style portrait and emails it to you as a print-ready file.
Three steps, and it's done
No apps, no forms to print, nothing to wait in for.
Choose who's in it
Tell us how many people — and whether the dog's coming too. The price updates as you go, so you always know exactly what you're paying.
Add your photos
One clear photo of each face. Separate photos are completely fine — different days, different years, different countries. That's rather the point.
It lands in your inbox
Bailey brings everyone together into one pencil-style portrait and emails it over as a high-resolution file. Want something changed? Just say — she'll sort it.
Separate photos. One portrait.
Drag any of these across to see what people sent in — and what came back.
The person on the other end
“The photo people ask me for most is the one that was never taken.”
Most people who message me aren't after a picture. They're after a moment that never happened — a grandad who never met the baby, a brother who lives the other side of the world, a mum who's no longer here. Everyone's in different photos, taken years apart, and there's no way to ever get them in one.
That's the bit I do. You send me the photos you've already got, exactly as they are, and I bring everyone together into one portrait. And when it lands and someone goes quiet for a second — that's the whole job, really.
If you're not sure your photos are good enough, just send them over on WhatsApp and I'll tell you honestly. I'd rather say so up front than take your money and disappoint you.
A few portraits
Every one of these started life as ordinary photos on somebody's phone.
Priced by how many people are in it
One price, paid once. No subscription, no printing costs, nothing to post.
A couple, or two who never got a photo together.
The usual family portrait.
The whole lot of you.
£40 for the first six, then £6 for each person after that.
Pets are £3 each on top — they're drawn in with everyone else. More than 8 people? Choose 8 and tell Bailey in the notes; she'll sort the rest.
The things people ask
Do the photos have to be from the same day?
Not at all — that's rather the point. Separate photos, taken years apart, in different places, are exactly what most people send. One clear photo of each face is all it takes.
Can you include someone who's passed away?
Yes, and it's one of the things people ask for most. Send whatever photo you have of them, even an old or slightly faded one, and they'll be in the portrait alongside everybody else.
What do I actually get?
A high-resolution digital file, emailed to you. There's nothing to post and nothing to wait in for. You can print it at any size you like, at home or at a print shop, and frame it however suits you.
How long does it take?
It isn't instant — these take a while to get right. Bailey emails you as soon as yours is finished, and she'll tell you if anything's holding it up.
What if I want something changed?
Just say. Swap a photo, move someone, change who's stood where — Bailey will make the change and send it back over. No extra charge.
My photo is a bit blurry — is that a problem?
Sometimes, sometimes not. Send it over on WhatsApp before you order and Bailey will tell you honestly whether she can work with it.
Can I have just my dog on their own?
Pets are very welcome in a family portrait — they're drawn in with everyone else for £3 each. If it's only the pet and no people, Bailey's friend Bonnie at Paws on Paper does exactly that.
What happens to my photos?
They're only ever used to make your portrait. Nothing is posted anywhere without you asking us to.
Get everyone in one portrait
Have a look through your photos. The ones you'd need are almost certainly already on your phone.