Turn your photo into Art

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Best results come from high-contrast portraits with a simple background.

How do I make string art?

What customers say

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"It's home. It's amazing. I'm gob smacked. Thank you so so much."

Lisa / Ted (Gone Fishing)

"Absolutely LOVEE the string art bro 🔥 My home studio is finally complete"

Eman

"We love the string art you made for us. It's a brilliant likeness and so well made."

Lucy

"Hi Will, received my Michael Jackson board with much love, it's absolutely perfect. Thank you ❤️"

Sarah

"The fish string art Will made for us looks amazing in our living room, and is a big upgrade from what was there before!"

Guy

"Thank you, it's brilliant, appreciate it!!"

Steven

"The string art logo looks really cool behind the bar. It's such a unique thing and people keep asking about it!"

Redland Green Tennis Club

A custom gift they'll never forget

Weddings, anniversaries, pet memorials, your favourite child, or just someone you love. Send me a photo and I'll turn it into a 50cm string art piece using thread and nails: made to order, ready to hang, delivered to your door (or theirs).

I produce each piece using a machine and software I designed and built myself. My technology makes the process reliable, and ensures you get the best result from your photo.

Me with a finished deer string art piece
Price£175 per piece
TurnaroundMade in ~2 weeks
DeliveryUK (free) + international

I perfect your design and send you previews to approve before I make anything. Love it or your money back.

How it's made

I hammer the nails into each board by hand, then I use my custom-built machine to lay down the thread. There is no paint or ink to form the images - just thread and tension. Each piece uses 200 nails and typically about 4000 lines of thread (over 1.5km!).

String art machine

From preview to finished piece

The preview tool closely predicts how the finished piece will look.

Preview vs physical comparison, portrait

Frequently asked questions

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